Mac mini Multi-partition dual-system installation image tutorial

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It's done with a mobile hard drive.MacOS 10.6Snow LeopardInstall Disk! Press the option key and you will see it !!

Start the mobile hard drive to enter the pre-installation interface !!

In the above "practicalToolsSelect "disk tool" to go to the next step !!

Disk before installationPartitionStatus !!

How many zones do you want to divide !!

Do not forget to select this partition table in the following options !!

Change the name! Click application !!

Confirm and start partitioning !!

After dividing, WINXP can only be installed in the first and fourth partitions. Since the first partition is a mb efi partition, it is only installed in the area on the graph. Pay attention to each partition.Format!!

Exit the "disk tool" and install MACOs.SystemNow, select the MACOs partition !!

Long wait...

After the installation is complete, go to the "welcome" Settings and click it. The MAC system is busy !!

Then it's your turn to install WINXP !!!

Insert the WINXP installation disk and press option to start it !!

Select drive C partition 4 !!

Copy after quick formattingFile...

Select hard disk after copy and restartWindows...

Alas, the original installation of WINXP is too slow !!!

And finally installed XP... Restart !!

Enter the MAC system's "disk tool" to erase disk D and disk e into the fat format, and then change the name... Restart and enter WINXP !!!

Click "MyComputer"-""Management"

Go to "disk management" and see that the above disk symbols are messy ~~ I don't need to talk about it, do I know how to do it?

Just sort them out !~

Arrange the following graph ....

The last step is to install bootcamp... All hardware is started slowly, and the entire installation is complete !!!

I still like the ghost system, haha... Then ghost .... Done !!!

PS: Windows MBR (which should be the same) Partition Table supports only one hard disk and four primary partitions, so it is impossible to see Mac OS and Time Machine partitions in windows...