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Your Mac partition will not be directly bootable: MBR is not supported as a boot partition scheme (although we've had one user claim it worked, I've never been able to reproduce his result).
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but when I backup all with SuperDupe I won't lose the MBR sheme - so i can give it a try and i don't have to be afraid of losing any of my data on the ntfs partition?
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No, we won't touch the partition scheme.
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I give it a try and it worked! There where any problems, no errors all went fine. First partition NTFS & second partition Mac OS Extended (Journaled)
with master boot record as partition table, after copying all data with SD, Mac OS X will boot from firewire. The ntfs partition still works fine. At least I want to thanks for this extremely good and fast support! |
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I'm surprised that MBR worked. As I've said elsewhere, this must be something they added to more recent Mac firmware, or something...
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