Boot Camp and Time Machine

I have a Boot Camp partition on my MacBook Pro. I just turned Time Machine (TM) on. I had been using CCC for backups.
My 1st question is: If I need to do a restore on the entire Boot Camp partition, will it still be bootable after I restore?
2nd Question: I cannot see TM backup, is that normal or is something amiss?
TIA,
Bill

Correction on my post, I now understand that TM is not backing up the Boot Camp partition. Is there a way it will back up Boot Camp partition?
Bill

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Boot Camp Killed Time Machine?

I'm going to try to offer the short version of this story...
Using Boot Camp I created a Windows partitiion and, using the Boot Camp instructions available from within the Boot Camp assistant, got XP Home installing. About halfway through the install (after it's asked you to configure your time zone and network settings etc.) it locked up. Having no other option, I powered it off. When I turned it back on it went into XP Home however I couldn't do the next step of installing the software off the OSX CD because for some reason it wouldn't read it.
I started the Windows installation again, this time it gave me a BSOD. So, I rebooted, held down the option key, went into OSX, ran Boot Camp and killed the windows partition. I remembered that I had difficulty with this copy of XP Home before and went after my XP Pro CD.
I started the Boot Camp process over again, creating the partition, however this time when the installation got to the section of picking the partition, the Boot Camp partition wasn't there. So I had no choice but to cancel.
Giving up and not wanting to mess with this anymore, I rebooted into OSX and once again deleted the partition. This time I noticed my Time Machine drive was no longer showing up on the desktop and the backups said they were delayed because there was no drive. So I reboot and I'm brought to a black screen saying there's no bootable media. I reboot, hold down option and boot into OSX. Still no Time Machine drive. I reboot again and once again see the "no bootable media" error. I'm stuck in a loop AND my Time Machine drive simply isn't mounting.
Being that I deleted the windows partion and OSX is the only thing that comes up on an option-key reboot - I don't quite get why it's looking for the Windows install disk. I also don't get where my external hard drive has gone. I should mention I have unplugged it and tried to force it to remount with no luck.
I want to run Time Machine and get things back to normal... but I can't because what has caused the mess to begin with has also killed Time Machine. Help??

Ok so I got my external drive to be recognized again by plugging it in via firewire but still no joy on the Boot Camp. I guess I'll just try again and see what happens.

External Boot drive and time machine?

Been away from the mac/s for awhile... Just recieved my new mac mini hooked up to an external drive, in this case a very nice mini stack V2 with 500GB and more importantly 7200RPM drive. When I first turned on Leopard I of course designated the external drive as my backup for time machine.
That done can I still use the external drive as a bootable drive? I want to gain the increase in performance from that hard drive by doing so.
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I'm not sure you would want to have a backup to the same drive you boot the system from, and Time Machine won't give you the option to select the same partition your boot copy of MacOS is in. You may be able to repartition the drive into two (or more) logical drives and do it that way, but realistically to get the best performance from the system you'd probably want to use the external not just as the boot drive, but also for data storage. That being so, you clearly wouldn't gain any real benefit backing up to the same drive even if you could do so, so you might perhaps instead designate the mini's internal drive for Time Machine use, or add a second external and designate that.

Using external hard drive as both a boot drive and time machine backup

My internal 1TB hard drive on my iMac is dead and I don't have the money to replace it at the moment.
I have everything backed up on an external 1TB drive using Time Machine. As a workaround for the time being,
Is there any way I can install the system on the external drive and use that as the boot drive without erasing the Time Machine
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Neil , I have a mid 2010 27" imac running 10.6.8 and i want to install Lion , when i purchase Lion from app store will it give me any install options as I would like to be able to dual boot using SL and Lion , I have 500 gigs left on my 1 tb drive (should I do this) or would I be better of using an external bootable drive as I also want to use Ubuntu and or Linux down the line.
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Can you run Boot Camp and Fusion at the same time?

Hi,
I had boot camp installed on my mac pro and loved it. I decided to get greedy and install Fusion using the boot camp partition. The Fusion install went ok but then Microsoft started to get fussy. Every time I would do something on Fusion it would ask me to "Re-activate Windows" when I logged into boot camp. Maybe if I saw Fusion fully working I wouldn't want to run boot camp any more but I think I want to have the option to run either. Right now I only have 1 gig real memory on my mac pro and Fusion seems a little slow compared to native boot camp. Can I run both boot camp and fusion without having to buy two native copies of Windows XP pro? I don't want a "sensible" answer, I want an answer that takes into account how Microsoft treats this re-activation situation.
I guess Leopard might make this all obsolete, but until then .....
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You need to make sure to install VMware Tools into your virtual machine (while booted into Windows via Fusion). Once you do this you shouldn't have to continually activate Windows when going back and forth from Boot Camp to Fusion. I've seen this discussed over on the VMware Fusion discussion boards, so you may want to look there for more details.
Also, if Windows starts telling you it's been activated too many times, you can call Microsoft and they'll give you an alternate activation key. The phone number is listed on the Windows error screen. I had to do it and they were very accommodating. I just told them I was running Windows in a virtual machine, and there were almost no questions asked.
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I have an older Mac Pro (2006). I want to install Boot Camp and Windows. I have installrg a purchased Snow Leapord on the machine. To install Windows, am I limited to Windows 7? And where are the Windows 7/Boot Camp Drivers? On the OS disk? Download? Tha

I have an older Mac Pro (2006). I want to install Boot Camp and Windows. I have installed a boxed Snow Leapord on the machine. And it says the download of the Boot camp drivers cannot continue because they are not available. But at that point I have not inserted a windows disk, so how does it know i have XP?
So it appears I am limited to Windows 7? And where are the Windows 7/Boot Camp Drivers? On the OS disk?
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Thank you.

You're welcome
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Kernel Panic boot camp and parallel

Hello,
I've installed boot camp and run windows since the last couple of weeks and it runs flawlessly. However, when I tried to create a virtual machine via Parallel and set my boot camp partition as VM's partition, my Macbook crashed.
Now I cannot even get into MacOS X since it always returned a kernel panic message (Please restart the computer...). I already tried every way imaginable (restart it, press X, reset PRAM, etc), I can't even boot to my own install CD!
Here's the error log (BTW, I'm currently on XP running via boot camp, it seems that I can still access my mac partition via macdrive):
Host Name: macOZi
Date/Time: 2006-12-28 11:27:49.205 +0700
OS Version: 10.4.8 (Build 8N1150)
Report Version: 4
Command: WindowServer
Path: /System/Library/Frameworks/ApplicationServices.framework/Frameworks/CoreGraphic s.framework/Resources/WindowServer
Parent: launchd [1]
Version: ??? (???)
PID: 56
Thread: 0
Exception: EXCBADACCESS (0x0001)
Codes: KERNPROTECTIONFAILURE (0x0002) at 0x00068fb0
Thread 0 Crashed:
0 <<00000000>> 0xffff0a2f __memcpy + 655 (cpu_capabilities.h:228)
1 com.apple.CoreGraphics 0x906d1b0e addEventsToTap + 841
2 com.apple.CoreGraphics 0x90403fb9 CGXFilterEvent + 83
3 com.apple.CoreGraphics 0x90403cf3 CGXGetNextEvent + 145
4 com.apple.CoreGraphics 0x90403c29 CGXRunOneEventPass + 49
5 com.apple.CoreGraphics 0x90402744 CGXRunOneServicesPass + 107
6 com.apple.CoreGraphics 0x9040d32a CGXServerLoop + 150
7 com.apple.CoreGraphics 0x903e1a9d CGXServer + 1164
8 WindowServer 0x00001fa8 main + 24
9 WindowServer 0x00001f7e _start + 216
10 WindowServer 0x00001ea5 start + 41
Thread 1:
0 libSystem.B.dylib 0x90009857 machmsgtrap + 7
1 com.apple.CoreGraphics 0x903f193d eventThread + 3343
2 libSystem.B.dylib 0x90023d87 pthreadbody + 84
Thread 2:
0 libSystem.B.dylib 0x90024427 semaphorewait_signaltrap + 7
1 com.apple.CoreGraphics 0x906dd348 layerblitthread + 228
2 com.apple.CoreGraphics 0x906dd872 layerblit_asyncthread + 94
3 libSystem.B.dylib 0x90023d87 pthreadbody + 84
Thread 3:
0 libSystem.B.dylib 0x90009857 machmsgtrap + 7
1 com.unsanity.ape 0xc0005f6d _apeinternal + 9907
2 libSystem.B.dylib 0x90023d87 pthreadbody + 84
Thread 0 crashed with X86 Thread State (32-bit):
eax: 0xffff09f5 ebx: 0x906d17d3 ecx: 0x0000002c edx: 0xffffff80
edi: 0x00069030 esi: 0xbffff574 ebp: 0xbffff448 esp: 0xbffff440
ss: 0x0000001f efl: 0x00010283 eip: 0xffff0a2f cs: 0x00000017
ds: 0x0000001f es: 0x0000001f fs: 0x00000000 gs: 0x00000037
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Host Name: macOZi
Date/Time: 2007-01-23 19:31:22.690 +0700
OS Version: 10.4.8 (Build 8N1150)
Report Version: 4
Command: WindowServer
Path: /System/Library/Frameworks/ApplicationServices.framework/Frameworks/CoreGraphic s.framework/Resources/WindowServer
Parent: launchd [1]
Version: ??? (???)
PID: 67
Thread: 0
Exception: EXCBADACCESS (0x0001)
Codes: KERNPROTECTIONFAILURE (0x0002) at 0x00040f64
Thread 0 Crashed:
0 <<00000000>> 0xffff07ff __memcpy + 95 (cpu_capabilities.h:228)
1 com.apple.CoreGraphics 0x906d1b0e addEventsToTap + 841
2 com.apple.CoreGraphics 0x90403fb9 CGXFilterEvent + 83
3 com.apple.CoreGraphics 0x90403cf3 CGXGetNextEvent + 145
4 com.apple.CoreGraphics 0x90403c29 CGXRunOneEventPass + 49
5 com.apple.CoreGraphics 0x90402744 CGXRunOneServicesPass + 107
6 com.apple.CoreGraphics 0x9040d32a CGXServerLoop + 150
7 com.apple.CoreGraphics 0x903e1a9d CGXServer + 1164
8 WindowServer 0x00001fa8 main + 24
9 WindowServer 0x00001f7e _start + 216
10 WindowServer 0x00001ea5 start + 41
Thread 1:
0 libSystem.B.dylib 0x90009857 machmsgtrap + 7
1 com.apple.CoreGraphics 0x903f193d eventThread + 3343
2 libSystem.B.dylib 0x90023d87 pthreadbody + 84
Thread 2:
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1 com.apple.CoreGraphics 0x906dd348 layerblitthread + 228
2 com.apple.CoreGraphics 0x906dd872 layerblit_asyncthread + 94
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Thread 3:
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1 com.unsanity.ape 0xc0005f6d _apeinternal + 9907
2 libSystem.B.dylib 0x90023d87 pthreadbody + 84
Thread 0 crashed with X86 Thread State (32-bit):
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edi: 0x00040f64 esi: 0xbffff4f5 ebp: 0xbffff448 esp: 0xbffff440
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Macbook Black Core2Duo Mac OS X (10.4.8)

Unfortunately, what you did not post was the panic log. Open Console and locate the panic.log. Post the log entry for the kernel panic.
I suggest you might try this:
Repairing the Hard Drive and Permissions
Boot from your OS X Installer disc. After the installer loads select your language and click on the Continue button. Then select Disk Utility from the Installer menu (Utilities menu for Tiger.) After DU loads select your hard drive entry (mfgr.'s ID and drive size) from the the left side list. In the DU status area you will see an entry for the S.M.A.R.T. status of the hard drive. If it does not say "Verified" then the hard drive is failing or failed. (SMART status is not reported on external Firewire or USB drives.) If the drive is "Verified" then select your OS X volume from the list on the left (sub-entry below the drive entry,) click on the First Aid tab, then click on the Repair Disk button. If DU reports any errors that have been fixed, then re-run Repair Disk until no errors are reported. If no errors are reported click on the Repair Permissions button. Wait until the operation completes, then quit DU and return to the installer. Now shutdown the computer for a couple of minutes and then restart normally.
If DU reports errors it cannot fix, then you will need Disk Warrior (4.0 for Tiger) and/or TechTool Pro (4.5.2 for Tiger) to repair the drive. If you don't have either of them or if neither of them can fix the drive, then you will need to reformat the drive and reinstall OS X.
Also visit The XLab FAQs and read the FAQ on diagnosing and solving kernel panics.
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Problems with Boot camp and External HDD's

Hi, I recently installed windows XP using Boot Camp, and everything worked fine, until yesterday when I tried to reboot into MAC from WINDOWS. It restarts back into windows everytime, and now I can't get back to mac! (using leopard, not snow leopard) Whats wrong?
Another thing, I have a 500gb Lacie ext HDD, and I can use it fine with mac, but when I tried to access it with windows, it won't work. It will appear in My Computer but when I log in it won't access the data. What can I do?
Im using the HDD for backups with time machine, is this why windows cant access it?
Thanks in advance

FAT32 will accessible from both Windows and OS X
If you don't want to reformat your ext drive you need something like http://www.paragon-software.com/home/hfs-windows/ or http://www.mediafour.com/products/macdrive/

Lion, Boot Camp and Windows 7 Issues

Couple of questions regarding Lion, Boot Camp and Windows 7... I never had issues with Snow Leopard and setting up Windows 7 on my iMac (expcept the dreaded black screen after restart, bu got that fixed)
Let me start off with my specs and then I will ask my questions:
iMac 27"
i7 Quad Core (1st gen)
16GB Ram
1TB HDD
OS X Lion (Fresh Install - Not Upgrade)
All updates for OS and iLife and other installed software:
Adobe Creative Suite CS5
MS Office 2011
Boot Camp 4.0
Window 7 Ultimate
Ok... here are my questions.
When I fixed my black screen issues after installing a fresh copy of Windows 7 - I had to install MacFUSE and Tuxera NTFS in order to delete the the stock ATI driver so the second rebot on the install of windows 7 would work and boot correctly. After rebotting into my mac side I now always get this message from Tuxera.
What does this mean? Now in the finder when looking at the computer drives.. It does not show the BOOTCAMP partition...
However, when I resart i can hold down the ALT key and get this menu:
I know this might seem strange to ask, but why are the Macintosh HD and the Recovery HD text smoothed and the Windows text not? Being a design I see the difference and it makes me wonder why this is. (It is almost like the BSOD icon apple used forwhen connecting with shared PCs)... Anyways, I can boot into windows when clicking this drive.
After getting to windows 7 it will not let me run updated. The OS is activated and I have even installed SP1 manually, but it always tells me that the Update service is not running. When in fact it is. I have checked it and it is set to start automatically. I have reset and shutdown my computer more than 10 times... I can't figure out what the issues are.
Overview:
Why do I get the Tuxera NTFS error?
Why can I see the boot camp partion when manually selecting it form startup, but it does not show in OS X
I can't get Windows to update? Any ideas?
Thanks for any help you can provide.

These various utilities like Tuxera are incompatible with Lion. Partly because MacFuse is incompatible. You need to remove them completely.
As for the Windows partition you might consider using Boot Camp Assistant to remove it. Then make a new partition and install Windows. Remember to use the Windows formatter to format the Windows partition NTFS.

Unable to install Boot Camp and Windows 8.1 on Mac Mini

Hello,
My computer is a late 2012 mac mini with fusion drive. OS is OSX 10.9.1. Also an apple external optical drive and a Windows 8.1 full install DVD. I attempted to install Boot Camp and Windows 8.1 and failed.
I ran Boot Camp Assistant and first problem was when it rebooted the computer - I got a text message that said the OS was missing. After a while I tried holding down the Option key while rebooting, then I got several choices to boot from - I chose the windows disk, and windows installation started.
I was eventually given a list of 6 or 7 partitions to chose from, to install windows into. I settled on the one marked BOOTCAMP. It seemed the best guess. But the installer said that it could not install on this partition. Something about the wrong format or EFI or boot partition(s)?? In fact, the installer would not let me install into any of the listed partitions.
I restarted Boot Camp and it allowed me to remove the boot camp partition and revert to OSX only. Thanks for that!
My questions: is Windows 8.1 supported with my configuration? I know the FAQ says it is not. If in fact it is, did I do something wrong?
Thanks,
Doug

Poking around, I found an installation manual which was downloaded to my USB drive with the boot camp windows drivers. It says that when I reached the point in the windows installer where I'm given a choice of partitions, I should choose the one marked BOOTCAMP, and format it. Which I didn't think to try before. So I tried again, using Boot Camp Assistant from the top.
Failure again. This time, when the computer rebooted, I selected the Windows icon as before, but I got a text message saying that the boot manager couldn't be found, and a dead stop.
I also found that on the option-key reboot disk selection screen, I could eject the windows install disk and reinsert it. When I did that, I got the Windows boot icon and another icon labeled EFI boot. So I also tried that icon, with the same result.
So, I'm doing exactly what I did before (I think), but now the windows installer won't start.

Time Machine Restore Leads to Kernel Panic and Time Machine Inaccuracies

Last night I had to do a full restore from time machine because I had disturbed system files. So I boot in the OSX disk and run time machine from utilities to a time before I messed things up. After it finishes I restart as the screen prompts me to do and I get in a kernel panic restart cycle.
So I reinstall snow leopard from the disk, and for some reason instead of being formatted everything appears as it did at the beginning of summer (I've had Snow Leopard since it came out). So I boot in the disk and try a time machine full restore to a different backup, and after it completes I again get into the kernel panic restart cycle.
So I reinstall snow leopard to the same effect, thinking I'll just go into time machine (star wars interface) and manually update all the important files, but even though I have regular updates that run all the way to may, they are inaccurate. For instance: my downloads folder remains identical in all of them, even though it is altered almost daily, also my documents don't change: for instance an essay I'm working on doesn't contain changes which I made and through all of the time machine backups has not been modified since may 10th (quite wrong). But oddly, programs which I had installed recently remain on the computer.
Disk Utility and Disk Warrior both report my internal hard drive and my external hard drive (where the time machine backups are stored in their own partition) are intact.
All I want is data restoration, and none of my methods have worked.... if there is a workaround to my time machine kernel panic issue and time machine would give an accurate restoration then I would do this... hopefully some of you have ideas... Thanks.
Running:
Macbook 2.13 Ghz
2 gb ram
was running the most recent edition of Snow Leopard, after restore I'm running the original OSX 10.6

You might try the following to repair permissions in your Home folder. Disk Utility does not repair permissions in the Home folder.
To fix Home folder permissions
Open the Terminal application in the Utilities folder. At the command line prompt enter or paste the following command line:
sudo chown -R `id -un`:`id -gn` ~
Press RETURN. You will be prompted to enter your admin password which will not be echoed.

Installing windows xp on boot camp and parallels??

Hi all,
I am using a Macbook with a 2GHz Intel Core 2 Duo with 4GB of memory on Mac OS X 10.5.8. I currently have Parallels 5 installed running Windows XP. I need to run Windows off of Boot camp according to the support from the program I am trying to run "Chief Architect X3" as I need to utilize the video card "natively" I believe the word was. Parallels is unable to recognize and use the card properly for this program. So my question is two fold does anyone know if there is a patch that allows Parallels do this? Or can I install Boot Camp on my machine as well with Windows XP so that I can utilize the video card for this program. Do I need to uninstall my Parallels virtual machine? Also programs that are installed via Windows, if I install Boot Camp/Windows and delete my virtual machine/Windows do I need to reinstall those programs? Any and all information is GREATLY appreciated!
Thanks in advance,
Laura

Upgrade to Parallels 6, new build just out. And ask on their forum.
You have to install XP natively first and then enable under a VM to activate properly.
Everything will need to be installed. there are few ways to get a VM to a "native" hard drive partition. And Windows activation is another issue.

Problems with Boot Camp and Drive Partition

First of all, let me preface this by saying I have in the past successfully partitioned my drive and installed Windows, but it was a while back and I can remember it was frustrating, but I don't remember the exact details. Also, I apologize for the rambling nature of this problem, but I'm trying to give as much relevant information as possible and walk through the steps I took to get where I am now.
Feel free to skip ahead to the end, the main problem seems to be I tried to create a 300 GB partition, but it didn't take or something. Now my storage is reflecting I've lost 300 GB, but it won't recognize the existence of the new partition.
Let me just walk through what I did. I deleted my previous partition because I was having some difficulties with a few programs and the partition ended up being too small and I wanted to make a bigger one anyway. I only use it for gaming and didn't care about any of the saved games so I just deleted the partition and figured I'd start over from scratch.
Before I begin, some technical details about the computer I'm working with. I don't know how much of this is necessary, but here it is:
It's a 27-inch late 2012 iMac with a 3.4 GHz Intel Core i7 processor with 24GB RAM running OSX 10.9.4
The storage space is a little more difficult as that is part of the problem I'm running into, which I'll get to in a minute.
Anyway, I have a Windows 7 Professional install DVD and a burned CD called Boot Camp, which I think is the drivers from last time I installed Windows (a year and half ago?), but since I needed Superdrive for the install DVD I just used an XHD I had to put the drivers on (like I said, I don't remember how I did it last time). I go through Boot Camp and look at how much space I have and how big I want to make my partition.
Side note: Last time I made my partition, I'm fairly certain I set it to 200 GB, but the partition size actually came out to something like 112 GB or something significantly less. I didn't know what happened, but figured it would still be enough space and it had been such a hassle I didn't bother doing it again.
Supposedly I have a 1 TB HD, and I can't remember exactly what it said when I partitioned the drive this time, but it definitely said I was using less than half of my capacity and I had plenty of room, so I opted to go for a 301 GB partition (the slider wouldn't let me do exactly 300) which still left me with around 300 GB of space left over on my Mac partition I want to say. I went ahead with it and it started partitioning the drive with the blue line moving very slowly and after an hour or so it was like 80% across but no longer making progress. I looked online and people said that shouldn't happen. I cancelled the partition and the Disk Utility showed the partition, but said it was unmounted or something.
I restarted my computer thinking maybe I'd try and see what would happen if I tried to boot it up as if I had Windows installed. I also at that moment remembered that I'd had a similar problem last time because I had my XHD plugged into my USB port so I unplugged that and held down OPT. It then showed me my Mac HD drive and a CD icon that said Windows, so I clicked on that figuring maybe I could install it after all.
It led me through a Install manager and it got to the point where it asked what drive/partition do you want to install Windows in, I recognized the screen and remembered I was supposed to choose a certain one, but couldn't remember which one and none of the sizes seemed to match the storage I had allocated to the partition. One was about 200 GB and since the last time I did it my partition came out 100 GB smaller than I had set it for I thought maybe that was it.
However, it said I couldn't install on that drive for some reason (I can't remember exactly what it said). So I restarted again and figured I'd go back and see what I did wrong and start over. When I check Disk Utility it no longer sees any partition (mounted or unmounted or anything) and that the entirety of my HD is dedicated to Mac HD.
The problem is, now I'm getting weird reports about the size of my drive, the amount used, and the space available. Disk Utility tells me I have 1.12 TB capacity, 301 GB available, and 819 GB used. That doesn't even add up. Furthermore, when I click get info on Macintosh HD, it tells me I have 810 GB capacity, 364 GB available, and 446 GB used. When I click on About this Mac and go to System Report and storage I get this:
Macintosh HD
Available: 364 GB
Capacity: 810 GB
Logical Volume Group:
     Name: Macintosh HD
     Size: 1.12 TB
     Freespace: 301 GB
Physical Volumes:
     disk0s2:
   size: 121 GB
     disk1s2:
     size: 999 GB
Now I really don't know what to make of it. That 301 GB free space makes sense as the partition I tried to create and if I add that to the 446 GB used on my Mac partition, plus the 364 GB available, that adds up to 1.12 TB (roughly, I've rounded off these numbers).
But how come Disk Utility doesn't recognize the partition then? What should I do from here?
I couldn't find anyone asking this exact type of question or running into this same problem before, so I hope I'm not asking about something that's already been answered. If that's the case, if you could direct me to where I can find the answer I'd be appreciative.
Otherwise, any help or light that can be shed would be most appreciated.
Thanks!

The problem seems to have gone away. I did click on repair disk in Disk Utility, I'm not sure if that did anything, but now when I run Boot Camp Assistant it is showing me the correct free space, so I don't know what happened. Oh well.
Still having trouble getting the **** thing to partition, but that topic is covered extensively elsewhere.

About Boot Camp and Parallels

Can I use the Windows Xp that I installed by Boot Camp for Parallels?
In the other hand, Do I need a Windows installation for Boot Camp and other for Parallels?
Thanks in advance.

But note that you will need to reactivate Windows when you run it under Parallels for the first time. For this reactivation you will probably need to call Microsoft.

Screen freezing, leopard won't load, boot-camp and parallels,

This problem started a while ago, around the time that I installed boot camp so I think it may be related. Sometimes when I am playing a DVD or a game or using something I've downloaded my macbook will freeze or automatically restart. It happened once a week or so and afterwards it wouldn't load, it would sometimes gets as far as the gray screen and the loading symbol and the freeze and restart and this would happen over and over again and would happen on the windows and mac partitions of boot-camp. I got a bit sick of it so uninstalled boot-camp and decided to try parallels instead, the problem is even worse now and the screen will freeze but will restart up to leopard fine but a while later it will freeze again or sometimes it will do as soon as the logins screen appears. What could be wrong and could it be related to having windows on my computer as it seems to happen quicker when I am on windows. Any help appreciated.

+*I'm trying to install Snow Leopard from an external harddrive*+
Is there a reason that you are trying this method as opposed to using your DVD?
Do you have a working installation of Snow Leopard on the external drive or have you tried to create a bootable image of the install media on the external drive?

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