I'm having the same problem as Jacob except that I tried dualbooting Vista and iAtkos V7. After "installing" osx it prompted me to reboot. No Darwin bootloader just a "boot:0 error". It was late so I decided to quickly boot into Vista, I popped in the recovery disc and clicked repair. No operating systems were found, hmmm. I clicked "load drivers" not knowing what drivers were being talked about. I looked at My Computer and I saw that I now had four partitions and my c drive had moved to d and my d drive to e. My local disk was some weird 40 megabyte partition. Not knowing what to do I clicked "startup repair" and restarted. Vista booted, but all I could see was a blue screen with my cursor in the middle. Now I want to either fix Vista or get OSX and Vista dualboot working. I didn't know that I had to create an OSX boot option prior to installation, funny thing is that I had Easybcd installed on Vista. Please help as I'm out of my computer.