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I read through the posts but I didn't find any related topic, so forgive please if it has already been discussed elsewhere.
I wanted to install win xp on my macbook pro (10.5.2 all the latest updates installed), and I gave 15GB space for XP in the boot camp assistant, then clicked on partition. It started partitioning, then when it finished, the screen became dimmed with a message on top saying I need to restart my computer now by pressing and holding the power button for a few seconds. I did so, and when it restarted, there were no disk for XP, but the allocated 15GB space is missing from the Mac HD.
Any idea what could have happened, or how to get that space back without wiping everything clean?
Thanks a lot
I wanted to install win xp on my macbook pro (10.5.2 all the latest updates installed), and I gave 15GB space for XP in the boot camp assistant, then clicked on partition. It started partitioning, then when it finished, the screen became dimmed with a message on top saying I need to restart my computer now by pressing and holding the power button for a few seconds. I did so, and when it restarted, there were no disk for XP, but the allocated 15GB space is missing from the Mac HD.
Any idea what could have happened, or how to get that space back without wiping everything clean?
Thanks a lot