Well, thanx to the miracle of Norton Utilities (FileSaver & Volume
Recover) I was able to resurrect my 'Macintosh HD' - the System Folder
seems less than blessed now (I get a question mark when booting) but
that's easily fixed - at least my data is still present!
You mentioned partitioning things myself - I think I'll try this next
and see how it goes!
-Brice
Stew Benedict wrote:
>You mean the halt about not finding the RPM list? I don't know - 1 other
>person mentioned that, but it's all the same ISO, so I don't understand
>why it works for most people, and not others. (unless you were using
>testboot4 - which has no RPMS) The other stop at the lack of being able to
>create the bootloader partition is/was intentional, as it's needed for the
>boot scheme.
>
>If your MacOS is wiped out now, the best thing to do is re-install MacOS
>and just leave free space at the end of the drive, then the installer will
>do the right thing.
>
>Stew Benedict
>
--
WebProjkt, Inc.
(ph) 773.562.1008
(fax) 608.204.7004
http://www.webprojkt.com/
