Avonin
February 28th, 2009, 06:28 AM
Ok so I have quite a mess on my hands. I'm using a 24" Aluminum iMac. From OS 10.5.6 (Leopard) I used Boot Camp to install Windows Vista Home Premium. A few months later I decided to go back to my beloved Ubuntu so I popped in the Ubuntu 8.10 LiveCD and ran the installer. I told it to install on the Partition that I had installed Windows on and it let me set how much memory I wanted to repartion for Ubuntu to use.
Essentially I turn my iMac on, Darwin asks me to choose Windows or Mac OS X. If I choose Windows then Grub loads up and lets me choose from Ubuntu 8.10 or Windows Vista/Longhorn (Loader). If I select Ubuntu I'm fine. If I select Windows I get the dreaded: "an error occured while attempting to read the boot configuration data."
I realize I could probably fix this issue relatively easy via the Vista CD, but I really don't want it to come to that. Can anyone help me get Vista working again with messing up/reinstalling Ubuntu or Vista?
Essentially I turn my iMac on, Darwin asks me to choose Windows or Mac OS X. If I choose Windows then Grub loads up and lets me choose from Ubuntu 8.10 or Windows Vista/Longhorn (Loader). If I select Ubuntu I'm fine. If I select Windows I get the dreaded: "an error occured while attempting to read the boot configuration data."
I realize I could probably fix this issue relatively easy via the Vista CD, but I really don't want it to come to that. Can anyone help me get Vista working again with messing up/reinstalling Ubuntu or Vista?