Re: IBOOT 2.6 Iso.rar

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If OS X will be the only system on your harddrive, open Utilities/Disk Utility and partition the harddrive with GUID Partition Table. Format at least one partition with HFS+ Journaled for OS X. This partition needs to be

If you want to dual boot, open Utilities/Disk Utility and partition the harddrive into 2 or more partitions with GUID Partition Table. Format one partition with HFS+ Journaled for OS X and a second one with Fat32 for Win7. The HFS+ partition needs to be

IBOOT 2.6 iso.rar

Download https://shurll.com/2yMPqK

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Writing a Windows boot record using ms-sys: Most distros have a binary package available. Source code is here -sys.sourceforge.net/
Substitute X with your flash disk identifier (I.e. /dev/sdf). You can check this by running blkid.

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Install OS X: Boot with the OS X stick, choose OS X in the boot menu and wait for setup to start. Perform the OS X installation. Keep the flash disk connected and reboot after the installation is finished.
Now you should be able to choose your installed OS X or Win7 in the boot menu.

i tried this guide and encountered problems in two places:
1) when i try copying the iboot files to the SL partition using your terminal command, my terminal window explains me the usage of the cp command. is there some syntax error or what could cause that?
instead of using the command i just copied all the files except the .ds store on the usb stick just by copypasting it from the finder.

2) i am using a VMWare mac machine and the SL image is located in a shared folder. this might cause the problem. anyways, if i try to restore the SL image onto the usb stick i am told that no scan information could be found for the SL image, which cancels the operation.

FOR THE LOVE OF JESUS, GOD, ALLAH, BUDDHA OR ANYTHING PEOPLE BELIEVE IN, OR FOR FUCK SAKES, CAN SOMEONE EVER JUST CREATE A S-I-M-PL-E- GUIDE ON HOW TO DO THIS FOR US WHO DO NOT HAVE A MAC AND FOR PEOPLE WHO ARE CLUELESS MAC NOOBS???? OBVIOUSLY MOST OF US HAVE WINDOWS OR LINUX OR BOTH.

1. download iBoot.iso and buy retail MacOSX of your choice. (ensure compatibility with hardware)
2. burn iBoot.iso & MacOSX to CD and DVD respectively. (Does anyone know how to make iBoot a bootable USB instead of bootable CD in Windows or Linux?)
3. Boot your PC using the iBoot CD or USB.
4. Once at the prompt Screen, remove the iBoot CD and insert the MacOSX Lion retail DVD.
5. Install.

Firstly, these are the basic steps I think. Now, can someone provide DETAILED & IDIOT-PROOF instructions on how to do all these, step by step on a computer running Windows or Linux? JEEESSSUUS! Please.

Thirdly, HOW and WHERE (which option during installation) should be used to instruct the installer to place the MacOSX Bootloader INSIDE the partition of MacOSX so that it is chanloaded from another bootloader? Myself and many people DO NOT want to have our existing bootloaders replaced by the MacOSX bootloader. The vast majority want to have this as a Dual or triple boot option, duh! ?

YUMI (Your USB Multiboot Installer) is a multiboot USB boot maker. A USB Windows media creation tool or software that can be used to make a multisystem bootable flash drive. This utility helps you quickly create a custom multi booting USB drive containing several different ISO files and useful system tools.
You can use this bootable USB maker to boot from USB your favorite Live Linux portable operating systems, Linux and Windows Installers, antivirus utilities, disc cloning, backup, penetration testing, diagnostic tools, and much more.

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Question: You might be asking, how can I boot from USB with exFAT?
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YUMI exFAT supports exFAT format & 4GB+ files. BIOS and UEFI USB boot.
YUMI Legacy (archived) supports NTFS or Fat32 format. BIOS USB boot only.
YUMI UEFI (archived) Fat32 only. BIOS and UEFI USB booting (distro dependent).

YUMI exFAT (BIOS and UEFI USB Boot)This is the the latest and suggested variant to use going forward. It allows you to keep using an exFAT format on your USB drive and store files larger than 4GB. Both modern UEFI and Legacy BIOS boot modes are supported. You can also drag and drop bootable ISO files into folders onto your flash drive to be automatically detected and added to the boot menu at startup.YUMI exFAT utilizes a bootloader based on Ventoy2Disk along with a custom YUMI theme and configuration enabling you to use advanced Ventoy boot methods with YUMI's helpful front end. Making it easy to find new distributions to download and try.Create and manage for example; Arch, Debian, Fedora, and Ubuntu based distributions with persistent images, or make multiple Windows Media Installers. You can even use the software for installing Windows onto USB in which case each distribution is stored and booted from separate VHDx images.It is also important to note that this variant is backwards compatible with Ventoy. In fact, if you'd like, instead of using YUMI2USB you can copy YUMI-exFAT-1.0.2.6.exe to the same location as your Ventoy2Disk.exe and the multiboot USB boot tool will autodetect and use it instead for performing installation/updates.How the YUMI App worksYUMI enables each user to create their own custom multiboot UFD containing only the distributions they want. Additional distributions can be added to the USB drive each time the tool is run.

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