Hello,
I am on a mac pro early 2008 and have 3 hdd in my mac. One for mac os and apps. One for timemachine and then the third one which I want to use for installation of a windows os.
Now, when I fire up bootcamp, it lets me choose to use an entire disk for windows. So, I go ahead and pick to correct disk. Then one second later it's done and should insert my windows disk to proceed with the installation.
I tried that, but when I got to the windows install screen (windows 7 that is), it says I can not install on the disk.
When I restart mac os, I can't see the disk on my desktop either. Although in all the guides, it states that there should be a "BOOTCAMP" disk on my desktop.
Anyone has any idea what could be causing this?
Thank you in advance.
I am on a mac pro early 2008 and have 3 hdd in my mac. One for mac os and apps. One for timemachine and then the third one which I want to use for installation of a windows os.
Now, when I fire up bootcamp, it lets me choose to use an entire disk for windows. So, I go ahead and pick to correct disk. Then one second later it's done and should insert my windows disk to proceed with the installation.
I tried that, but when I got to the windows install screen (windows 7 that is), it says I can not install on the disk.
When I restart mac os, I can't see the disk on my desktop either. Although in all the guides, it states that there should be a "BOOTCAMP" disk on my desktop.
Anyone has any idea what could be causing this?
Thank you in advance.