Installation instructions for bootcamping your mac with XP This method does not use the bootcamp utility in OSX What you need: • A working bootable version of Windows XP SP2 ( see note below ) + product key • Bootcamp 2.1 drivers for Windows ( can be installed / copied from the original leopard installation disk under windows ) • • note: Using a clean version of the XP installation disk is preferable. Specifically the version that came with Service Pack 2 ( saves time installing services packs later ). Trying to use a unattended slipstream install of XP can result in a disk that cannot be read by OSX bios at boot. So save yourself some time and use a vanilla version. / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / warning: Follow these instructions at your own risk. Any loss of data, bricking your computer or any other form of meyhem originating from using these instructions are at entirely your own risk. / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / OK!

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Lets get started! Having just put a 1TB hard drive in my MacBook Pro(late 2008) running Mountain Lion. I, being greedy, wanted partition the drive and have Mountain Lion and Snow Leopard (to run legacy apps) and Windows XP(currently running under Fusion) available on boot. My main partition is ML.

I repartitioned the 1TB drive and installed SL. SL Boot Camp won't let you install XP unless the SL partition is the one and only. So I followed your excellent instructions to set up XP having created a 100GB FAT partition. I didn't reformat the partition as per your step 4b (unlike the Boot Camp instructions page 8 step 2).

Html Gallery Template Free Download. However on rebooting into the XP drive it halts with a 'hal.dll' error. [ 'i'm sorry I can't do that Dave' - 2001 A Space Odyssey] Other options I've tried have been: 1 to format as NTFS at step 4b 2 to use a 32GB FAT partition as recommended in the Boot Camp guide. Nothing has worked Thought of trying to wipe all partitions and install SL as main OS. Then use Boot Camp to install XP. Finally to add partition for ML and install.

Cheers Dave Oct 9, 2013 4:36 PM. Should work fine with ML The only issue is getting your hands on bootcamp drivers of an earlier enough version to be comparable with XP. Boot camp 3.0 for example.

Endnote X7 Manual. And finally that the early drivers may not support the hardware of a recent apple computer. None of these however will prevent you from installing XP as the guide does not use boot camp from within the OSX operating environment. At worst you may not have all hardware working after installing the drivers under XP.

Have a go I say Oct 11, 2013 2:26 AM. Hard to tell mate. XP can be a bit twitchy. The only think I can think of is that it's related to additional memory possibly installed into ur Mac.

That is have you upgraded and had a stick of memory plugged into your machine? Unplug your mac and remove the stick in question (not sure on those details. Suggest you Google for instructions) and then attempt to install XP. Scm601 2005 Q2 A4 Processes In Logistics Execution Pdf Html Java. After this is done and dusted.

( xp installs that is ) unplug ur beast again and whack the stick back in. After that everything should work as normal. Other than that I don't know. Report back on ur progress bro! Nov 14, 2013 12:11 AM. Apple Footer This site contains user submitted content, comments and opinions and is for informational purposes only.

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