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[HELP]Dual booting with Bootcamp
I have an x86-compatible laptop - Lenovo thinkpad T400, can I install Mac OS X and use its boot camp tool to boot into Versions of Windows?
Have anybody tried this ? Any share would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!  Since we have solved the most difficult part which is to install and run an original retail version of Leo on an x86 computer, why can't we use Boot camp to our advantage? I'm a rookie, and never touched Leo b4, so pls tell me ^^ Last edited by oxxoxxooxxx; 10-01-2009 at 08:06 AM.         
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