CAMPTUNE X SLEEP MODE WINDOWS
Having a Windows installation dvd/usb might be helpful, but that can't be helped (short of downloading a new one).Įven with that I'm uncertain that we could fix it. Unfortunately we are limited in what we can do whilst you are travelling. Other than the second partition being labelled "customer" instead of the more usual "Macintosh HD" I don't see anything wrong with your partition structure.
CAMPTUNE X SLEEP MODE FREE
Total free space is 8129 sectors (4.0 MiB) Partitions will be aligned on 8-sector boundaries 8129 free sectors (4.0 MiB) available in 4 Warning: Devices opened with shared lock will not have theirįound valid GPT with hybrid MBR using GPT. Roberts-MacBook-Air:~ robertpovall$ sudo gdisk /dev/disk0 Last login: Wed Mar 26 15:56:28 on console Reboot holding Alt key and see if Windows appears in the boot menu - try to boot it. When finished type "w" and press enter - to write changes to the partition table. The last question will ask if you want to make the partition bootable - answer N and press enter.įor partition 4 accept defaults (checking that type 07 is the default option for partition type) but when it asks you if you want to make partition 4 bootable - answer Y and press enter. You will get default entries for partition 2 - accept them by pressing enter BUT It will ask if you want to include the EFI partition first in MBR It will ask for 1 to 3 partition numbers (space separated) so I would suggest you enterĢ 3 4 (one space between each) and press enter You'll get a warning that hybrid MBR's are flaky and dangerous. Once it's installed open up a terminal in OSX and assuming you have only one hard drive installed run This will highlight that particular text in the window and just after that entry will be the word BIOS or EFI. In your newly opened setupact.log file you will see a search bar has appeared at the top.
Once open look in the menu bar at the top of your screen and select Edit > Find and in the contact menu that then opens up select Find. Right-click that file and choose to open with textedit. Open that folder and you should see a "setupact.log" file. To clarify the installation mode you can navigate to the Bootcamp partition in OSX and open the Windows folder (as in C:\Windows) and look for a folder called "Panther". It may be enough to create a new hybrid MBR with gdisk, but the mode of installation should be clarified first. If it's the latter then it appears that your hybrid MBR has become a protective MBR. If it's the former then your fdisk output is correct. #: id cyl hd sec - cyl hd sec ġ: EE 0 0 2 - 1023 1 1 ĭo you know if Windows was installed in EFI mode or CSM (bios) mode? Roberts-MacBook-Air:~ robertpovall$ sudo fdisk /dev/disk0ĭisk: /dev/disk0 geometry: 60821/255/63
Roberts-MacBook-Air:~ robertpovall$ sudo gpt -r -vv show disk0 Last login: Wed Mar 26 00:24:19 on console
If you mean can I access the files from the Finder then yes I can do thatĪnd these are what came up when I typed in those commands:
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