Bootcamp woes - uninstalled, but I have to use alt to boot to OSX

Hey guys

I tried bootcamp with windows 7, and after deciding I couldn't deal with no right click I removed it. However, when I start the machine I get the white text on black message about "Unable to find boot device, insert boot disk" or similar. I think it's a windows 7 message, as my machine was automatically booting to Win7 when I had it installed :s

If I hold alt during startup I see the bootcamp screen with the Macintosh HD (and no others) and can log in fine, and bootcamp assistant just opens up it's start screen - with the option to partition the drive, but nothing to remove it.

I assume it's something to do with the BIOS equivalent OSX uses? Openfirmware or whatever. How to I tell it that I just want it to boot OSX and forget windows exists?

Thanks
Jon

Go to >system preferences>startup disk, and select your OS X partition.

Perfect, thanks, I'm new to the OSX lark.

In my defence, I did find that but when it seemed to already be defaulting to the Macintosh HD I figured that wasn't the problem.

Thanks a lot.

Oh, I think I misread you if you say it's already defaulting to the Macintosh HD.

I'm guessing then that you deleted Windows 7, but didn't use bootcamp assistant to uninstall it which is what you need to do.

http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=Mac/10.5/en/15554.html

No right-click?