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Well first off this is by no means a easy task. I fell in love with Tiger the moment I came across the hackintosh scene. Leopard was a blast, getting it working on my HP Dv6226us had its up and downs. With the Exception of the built in mic audio in/out, and the SD card reader i had everything working pretty much. EFI everything, loved it. I bought one of those Cingular Wifi Cards and Leopard Freaked out, just wouldn't work properly with the card. So wanting to see how well the card worked I went back to windows install to find out how much dmg was done too my hard drive. Now keep in mind, leopard was running fine as far as I can see, even on the damaged hard drive. I managed to get XP working vista wouldn't even install till hours of doing this and that, and finally was a Ubuntu live cd w/gparted that I was able to creat a partiation in which vista could format. After the install, the drive was so far gone that Vista took 5mins to boot up and crashed every other boot. I am still a OS X fan, and by no means do I blame Installing Leopard or tigers for damaging the hard drive, because it was all the reinstalls that did it, and finaly the Guid setup because it was a nightmare getting the MBR back, and I knew it was that because it did the same thing on my desktop, just didn't damage the HD, still took gparted on the ubuntu live cd to get my drive back to normal. I got to do what I really wanted to do, see a great OS and how it ran before sinking the money into a Mac. I have plans of Ordering my 1st Mac Book Pro or Mac Pro in a few months, till then though I am putting Vista on my Hp laptop, SP1 seems to have fixed most of the stuff I had petpeves with, but Keep up the good work you guys, maybe with all the efforts some day Apple will Support Os X installs on any pc.

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Wow, I can imagine how terrible your hard disk felt with the way you described it. LOL A hard drive's horror movie.

 

Well, Vista isn't all too bad. I love most of the features but there are still quite a number of bones to pick with.

LOL !

 

Your HDD isn't damaged :D:P

Have you ever used a damaged HDD ? It reads file at 1Mb/hour, you can't boot or anything.

You don't know how to make a proper dualboot but that doesn't mean your HDD is damaged...

 

Whatever... sad to hear you are going back to vista. Hope you'll appreciate your new friends, the anti-virus, anti-spyware, {censored} firewall and the others :P

I haven't had any problem with Vista, i think it is not as bad as we heard in the media.

But not as good as OSX though.

It sound to me like bad partition was made on the user side but i am just guessing.

 

Just remember Super Grub Disk if you wanna try duo boot again.

It'll save you a lot of time.

LOL !

 

Your HDD isn't damaged :(:P

Have you ever used a damaged HDD ? It reads file at 1Mb/hour, you can't boot or anything.

You don't know how to make a proper dualboot but that doesn't mean your HDD is damaged...

 

Whatever... sad to hear you are going back to vista. Hope you'll appreciate your new friends, the anti-virus, anti-spyware, {censored} firewall and the others ;)

 

 

As too your comment on my HDD not being damaged, yes it is very much dead. And I've already dump'd vista and installing Leopard back now, new HD working great. Vista was great, the malware {censored} that started totally {censored}'d any thought of me buying vista. Spyware people need to be excuted by gun fire.

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