Black Apple Yosemite 10.10.1 Modify the Wowpc.iso file without choosing to start the Mac system directly

Installation tutorial See: http://www.cnblogs.com/zouzf/p/4356641.html

Many tutorials on the web are OK, but each person's specific situation may have some details to kill you.
1. The Wowpc.iso file referred to herein refers to the Wowpc.iso file in C disk under Win system.

2, modify the Wowpc.iso file can be modified under the win system, can also be modified under the MAC system

Transmac can be edited using the win system
The approximate step is to obtain the current user read and write permission to the Wowpc.iso file, then Transmac Open the Wowpc.iso file file->open image, select the C disk Wowpc.iso, double-click Wowpc.iso, double-click the Extra folder and see aorg.chameleon.Boot.plist file, right-click to select Open as text, then modify, then save as, and finally drag the file into the extra directory to the right of the file list, you will be prompted whether the file is replaced, OK.

There are several steps under the MAC system:
(1), create a new Bootmedia folder in the Mac system user directory
(2), the win system under the Wowpc.iso file copy, double-click Open, the contents are copied to the Bootmedia directory .
(3), editorg.chameleon.Boot.plist File
(4), open the Terminal Input command ( directly input, do not need to enter any directory via CD ):

 sudo hdiutil makehybrid-o wowpc.iso bootmedia/-iso-hfs-joliet-eltorito-boot bootmedia/usr/standalone/i386/ Cdboot-no-emul-boot-hfs-volume-name  "  -joliet-volume-name "  chameleo   "-iso-volume-name Span style= "color: #800000;" > " chameleo  "      

(5), will be in the Bootmedia folder under the same directory to generate a new Wowpc.iso file, and then copy the file to the win system C disk instead of the old Wowpc.iso file (be sure to back up, if the new Wowpc.iso file has a problem, you can enter the win system to restore the Wowpc.iso file, so that after the restart can also enter the MAC system)
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3. Modification of org.chameleon.Boot.plist files
the file has several parameters that can be combined with different effects by setting different values, refer to Http://bbs.pcbeta.com/viewthread-1157970-1-1.html
The basic settings are:

<key>instant Menu</key> <string>no</string> <key>quiet boot</key> <string>yes</string> <key>default partition</key> <string&GT;HD (1,9) </string> <key>hide partition</key> <string&GT;HD (0,1) HD (0,5) HD (1,5) HD (1,1) HD (1,5) HD (1,6) HD (1,7) HD (2,5) </string> <key>legacy logo</key> <string>yes</string> <key>Timeout</key> <string>5</string> <key>ShowInfo</key> <string>yes</string>

The combination effect I tried out was as follows:

Quiet Boot is yes, Instant menu is yes, set the default Partition, Go directly to the Mac system
Quiet Boot No, Instant Menu Yes, To manually select the system disk press ENTER to enter the MAC system
quiet Boot Yes, Span style= "color: #ff0000;" >instant menu for No, set the default Partition and Timeout, there will be a countdown, during the countdown can press F8 to select the disk interface, point other keys will enter the MAC system


4, settings for the  default Partition parameter
(Method 1) Online tutorials Many say at the command terminal input diskutil disk To obtain the hard disk partition information:
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But when there's more than one hard drive, this information may be inaccurate, and I'm going to get a big hole.

(Method 2) When you enter the select disk interface, you can press TAB to get the most accurate disk partition information:
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I have three hard drives that can be seen through Method 1 and Method 2 getting information is different: The second hard drive and the third hard drive information is the opposite!!! So my Default Partition should be HD (1,9)!!!

This article was previously linked to: http://www.cnblogs.com/zouzf/p/4356645.html

Black Apple Yosemite 10.10.1 Modify the Wowpc.iso file without choosing to start the Mac system directly