With the release of Boot Camp 1.2, I figured it's about high time I reformat my WinXP partition, and bump it up to 60 gigs (from a previous 32 gig FAT32 partition). Boot Camp runs quickly and smoothly, and I am able to get through the first lap of the Windows installation. Once I'm done formatting the partition to NTFS and installing the necessary components, I do the standard system restart. Instead of the Windows Install screen, I'm greeted with a "Disk Error. Press any key to restart" message. I can still boot into OSX, and I've tried repartitioning with Boot Camp a number of times.
Edit: I get the same error if I try to install on a fresh <32gb FAT32 partition.
Having a WinXP partition isn't crucial, but it's where I play my video games.
Any ideas/suggestions?
I'm running a Mac Pro, by the way.
Edit, Take Two: I've actually fixed the problem. As I'm a poor college student, I was using one of the IDE busses for a second hard drive to compliment my main SATA. The Boot Camp/Windows installation requires (I think) that Windows be installed to "Drive C." Since my IDE bus is recognized before SATA, the actual partition set aside for Windows was bumped down to Drive F. XP Install didn't like this, apparently.
Anyway, I removed my IDE drive, and the install went through without a hitch. Once it was installed, I was free to put my IDE drive back in its place under my SuperDrive.
Edit: I get the same error if I try to install on a fresh <32gb FAT32 partition.
Having a WinXP partition isn't crucial, but it's where I play my video games.
Any ideas/suggestions?
I'm running a Mac Pro, by the way.
Edit, Take Two: I've actually fixed the problem. As I'm a poor college student, I was using one of the IDE busses for a second hard drive to compliment my main SATA. The Boot Camp/Windows installation requires (I think) that Windows be installed to "Drive C." Since my IDE bus is recognized before SATA, the actual partition set aside for Windows was bumped down to Drive F. XP Install didn't like this, apparently.
Anyway, I removed my IDE drive, and the install went through without a hitch. Once it was installed, I was free to put my IDE drive back in its place under my SuperDrive.