How to dual Boot Leopard and Vista using EasyBCD

**TJ2K7** · 12-02-2008 06:55 PM

This Method is Out-Dated

Please use this thread here, it works for vista too

Many Thanks, TJ2K7.

**rostaryms** · 02-14-2009 05:52 AM

Hey, thanks a lot for making this tutorial. But do you think you could elaborate on how to install leopard? And the links for the correct iAtkos. I am new to this but I would like to learn how to do it.

thanks

- rostaryms

**TJ2K7** · 02-14-2009 12:27 PM

Originally Posted by rostaryms

Hey, thanks a lot for making this tutorial. But do you think you could elaborate on how to install leopard? And the links for the correct iAtkos. I am new to this but I would like to learn how to do it.

thanks

- rostaryms

Sorry, but i can't post link to hacked Leopard Discs. Search the usual torret sites. Also you need to find out what DVD works with your system. I'd suggest grabbing some of the more recent ones like iPC, iAtkos v5i and Leo4all.
Just insert the CD at boot, wait for it to boot. Then customise the install to your hardware and then let it install

**rostaryms** · 02-18-2009 05:27 AM

Okay, thanks a lot for replying. So once I have downloaded one of those that you listed, how can I burn it to the dvd?

**icchansan** · 02-18-2009 04:16 PM

Use Nero or similar, burn it in low speed

**rostaryms** · 02-19-2009 08:25 PM

EDIT: Okay, so how do I make a new partition to install leopard on? And how do I make that partition blank with just free space? And what is fdisk?

thanks a lot for responding guys.

**icchansan** · 02-19-2009 08:47 PM

With Vista you can use Disk Management, is really easy... dont think you can get lost with that, just make an Active Raw Partition, with like 20gb min. Or download GParted

**rostaryms** · 02-19-2009 10:28 PM

Okay, would it be a good idea to backup all my important files before I attempt this? Or is it safe to just do it? Also, after I create the partition, can it be changed later to make it bigger ect... ?

EDIT: Also, how do I make vista the active partion with fdisk? What is fdisk?

**icchansan** · 02-19-2009 10:42 PM

Vista is an active partition, if you make a partition, you need to activate it to use it, yeah a lil backup its not a bad idea ;P...

I think he means fdisk as a command ;P...

Just do it with Disk Management or gParted...

**rostaryms** · 02-19-2009 11:00 PM

in the tutorial he says that you need to make sure Vista is the active partition, not the new partition?

Also, he says not to do this with iAtkos v5i, so what else could i use?