If this offends you, please don't reply to this thread. For all those who don't know what this means, it means that I have a PC with Mac installed on it. I have Mac OS X Leopard installed on a partition (thanks to the OSx86 project). InsanelyMac users didn't even try to help, and the EasyBCD forum members didn't even try to understand my problem. Note 3: Since I've only ever copied the system partition to a new disk to replace the old one (or back onto the old disk after a wipe), I'm not sure how cloned partitions on the same disk with different drive letters will behave.This is the 3rd, and probably last forum that I'll ask this question. You should try without it first maybe cloning the partitions and adding new BCD entries will be enough. Note 2: As mentioned above, I'm not entirely sure step #4 is required. dd from a Linux LiveCD/USB might do the trick. It also requires unallocated space to copy to, so if you have existing partitions that you don't want to delete, search for alternatives.
Note 1: Partition Master cannot yet deal with cloning Windows installed on a GPT disk, so you will need to use something else to copy the partitions. Boot from the Windows DVD and perform a Startup Repair on both cloned partitions (they should show up along with the main Windows partition in the OS selection screen):Īdd new boot menu entries for both cloned partitions:Ĭross your fingers and toes, reboot, check the boot menu and try and boot each cloned partition
if the Windows partition is 60 GB, make sure you have 120 GB unallocated space)Ĭopy the Windows partition twice, selecting it as the source and unallocated space as the destination: Resize your Windows partition so you have 2x the unallocated space available (i.e. Install EaseUS Partition Master Home Edition As you said, this isn't a common request so I haven't tested the following method and it may or may not work:
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