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05-19-2006, 12:00 PM

lg.hinz

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Quote:

Originally Posted by dnanian

It being selected doesn't necessarily mean that's what's actually on the drive. To check what's on the drive, select the drive itself (not one of its volumes), then click "Info". It should show the partition type in about the middle of the window.

Then, select the volume you've already restored. Near the bottom, does it say "Bootable"?

It shows the partion type a "Apple partition shceme" and it does not say bootable

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