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So After You Install Leopard, With The Help Of The DVD, Boot To Leopard (Wait For The 8 Seconds Countdown To Finish Without Pressing Any Keys)\
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After The Welcome Screen And Stuff, You Should Be In The Leopard Desktop Now. Plug In Your USB Stick\
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Go To Terminal And Type This\
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cp -R /Volumes/KENEDA/i386 /usr/standalone/i386\
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Reboot Your Computer And Boot From DVD\
Launch Disk Utility, Get The Disk Identifier For Your Leopard HD\
Also, Remember The Name For Your Leopard HD\
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It's Always Easier To Name Your Leopard Partition As "Leopard" Without Any Spaces. Got That?\
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Assuming The Disk Identifier Is disk0s1 And The Name Of The Leopard Partition Is Leopard..\
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\cf2 \cb3 Now Open Up Terminal\
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You Have 2 Things To Do Here\uc0\u8232 \u8232 1. Mark Leopard Partition As Active\u8232 2. Make The HD Bootable\cb1 \
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\cb3 Assuming The Disk Identifier Is disk0s1\
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\cf2 \cb3 In Terminal Type\
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\cf2 \cb3 fdisk -e /dev/rdisk0\
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f 1 (flag partition 1)\
If Your Disk Identifier Is disk0s2, Then Type f 2\
Now Type "u"\
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\cf2 \cb3 You Should See Machine Code Updated\
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\cf2 \cb3 Next, Type "w"\
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\cf2 \cb3 Answer Yes To The Questions\
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\cf2 \cb3 And Then Type "q" To Quit fdisk\
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summary\
Assuming diskXsY As Disk Identifier,\'a0\uc0\u8232 \u8232 fdisk -e /dev/rdiskX\u8232 p\u8232 f Y\u8232 u\u8232 w (Then Answer Yes)\u8232 q\
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\cf2 \cb3 Okay, Now Next Step\
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2nd step\
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For Part 2\
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\cf2 \cb3 We Start Off By Unmounting Your Leopard Partition\
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\cf2 \cb3 So In Terminal\
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\cf2 \cb3 Type\'a0\
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\cf2 \cb3 diskutil umount disk0s1\
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dd if="/Volumes/KENEDA/i386/boot1h" of=/dev/rdisk0s1 bs=512 count=1\
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"cd .." \'a0 \'a0<--- Do This For 3-4 Times (for root directory)\
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cd /Volumes/KENEDA/i386\
./startupfiletool -v /dev/rdisk0s1 boot\
bless -device /dev/disk0s1 -setBoot\
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Now You Need To Mount The Leopard Partition\
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\cf2 \cb3 diskutil mount disk0s1\
bless -mount /Volumes/Leopard -setBoot\
That's If Your Partition Name Is Leopard\
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<(If Your Partition Name Is "Macintosh HD", (Notice The Space There), Then The Command Will Become\
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\cf2 \cb3 bless -mount /Volumes/"Macintosh HD" -setBoot\
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\cf2 \cb3 Understand?)>\
Last Like "reboot"\
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\cf2 \cb3 You're Done!\
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