Comfy Partition Recovery 4.8 instal the new for mac

Ignore it and forgive my pretension): Since this is not a problem with Would like to ask you _one_ question (if this is inappropriate, please I can see from several threads that you are an expert on this topic, I Problem though, since replacing hal.dll does not help. Other than that I think we're basically taking a completely broken case and rendering it at least vaguely functional.

REGRESSION POTENTIAL: The only other systems that really care about this kind of thing are ones for which 'sudo dmidecode -s system- manufacturer' returns 'Apple Computer, Inc.' installations on those systems should keep working. Check that installations work, and that 'sudo fdisk -l' shows a reasonable MBR representation of the first four partitions on your disk (compare against 'sudo parted -s /dev/sda print'). TEST CASE: You'll need a reasonably new Intel-based Mac system for which 'sudo dmidecode -s system- manufacturer' returns 'Apple Inc.' (not 'Apple Computer, Inc.'). launchpadlibrar ian.net/ 27504724/ intrepid. launchpadlibrar ian.net/ 27503646/ hardy.diff

Here are patches for hardy-proposed and intrepid-proposed: 24-11.1ubuntu6 by adding 'Apple Inc.' as an additional system-manufacturer tag for which we do the special Apple GPT->MBR handling. I will be doing a full install on my iMac later and will be able to add additional information. Gparted / parted seemed to update both tables properly previously as well.

The expected procedure (and how the previous Ubuntu install seems to have handled it) is to 'update' both the GPT and the MBR table with changes instead of completely losing the information stored there. This is even more serious for users with other working OS installs in addition to Ubuntu (such as other linux distros and Windows) since it completely dumps the information needed to boot these installs as well. a tool such as rEFIt or gptsync can copy the information in the GPT into the MBR table thus fixing the issue (for most). When users install Hardy, they are suprised to find that the system is unbootable (the EFI loader cannot 'see' the partition as bootable). The two tables are not synced automatically. The installer seems to handle the GPT correctly (as it has in the past), but it has recently come up that the installer is completely emptying the contents of the MBR partition table which is still required to boot Windows and Ubuntu (GRUB relies on the MBR partition table).

Comfy Partition Recovery 4.8 instal the new for mac