boot0 Error

[brickybob]

I used Hackintosh, clean install.

But when I rebooted, I got boot0 error.

I know I need to set partition to primary, but I can't boot Windows, so how do I set a partition to primary from usb?  My pc doesn't have floppy drive.  And I can not burn to dvd or cds, atm.

Whoever has working method recieves +5 brownie points.

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[steve5451]

I got the same error with mine too. :O
Meh, CD was only 20 bucks, I guess I can't complain, but still, I would like a fix for this.

[TomTheGeek²]

hackintosh is mostly worked with piracy mister.

i hope you patched it yourself...

[steve5451]

I patched mine myself, so I don't have to worry. :o

[brickybob]

I patched mine myself, so I don't have to worry. :o

Me too.

help please

[brickybob]

Come on guys, help me.

This is my only computer at the moment.

[ase]

Come on guys, help me.

This is my only computer at the moment.

install linux instead. /thread

[MackTheHunter]

I'm not sure what type of PC your computer is hardware-wise, but here's a guide anyways.

1. Download the ISO file for Ubuntu 10.04. (http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/download - make SURE you choose 10.04, 10.10 isn't stable on live USB/CD)
2. Mount Ubuntu 10.04 onto a USB drive. Instructions are on the link above. Scroll down until you see "Install on a USB drive"
3. Restart your computer, insert the USB drive, and instruct your BIOS to boot from the USB drive (Usually F12, F10, Delete or Escape).
4. Ubuntu's boot screen will appear. Choose "Run from this USB drive".
5. When Ubuntu finishes booting up, use Gparted (Under System - Administration) to remove your faulty Hackintosh partition.
6. Shut down, reboot, remove USB drive.
7. Fixed.

[LegendZ]

This is how you are right now, right?

Sorry I couldn't resist :c