by TeraByte Support » Wed Feb 01, 2017 5:50 pm
if you using direct boot in unlimited mode, only a single partition is put
in the mbr, so that partition has to both be the os and boot partition.
otherwise, disable direct boot, use boot items to control with partition
your booting, and which partitions are in the MBR. Unlike XP, In many
cases W7 has two partitions, a boot and the os. So you set to boot the
small boot partition and also include the OS partition in the mbr.
"wizzleme" wrote in message news:13238@public.bootitbm...
Sorry for late reply. My net access is sporadic (landlord did not pay the
isp bill) these days.
marshedmitten, reread my post. I am limiting the primaries.
Brian, I am booting from the bootitbm that gives the option of direct boot
which I assume is the windows boot code.
I tried creating a boot profile under boot edit, but nothing I could do
under that resulted in any difference. Still getting no boot manager error
message.
Never had that problem with the old bootitng, but that was under XP
OP question remains unanswered. The link you gave seems to give reasons for
this after you have modified the win7 boot partition which I have not done
other than installing bootitbm.
How do I correct the problem? Its not causing alot of pain since I can boot
thru bootitbm but not direct boot.