Okay, I recently got a 2tb hard drive and proceeded to break it up into 4 partitions. One 1.7TB Windows 7 partition, a 50 GB Windows XP partition, a 50 GB Ubuntu partition, and a 50GB Snow Leopard partition. I also have a separate hard disk that is 500GB and has one Windows Vista partition. My desire was for my computer to boot into the 2tb hard drive into the mac osx partition, so that chameleon bootloader would load by default, from which I could choose any os from either disk. However after installing the aforementioned os's on the 2tb disk in the order mentioned the xp partition booted by default. In order to boot from the mac osx partition by default I edited xp's boot.ini file. This, however, made all of my windows partitions unbootable. After messing with and ruining the bcd, i had to boot a copy of winpe and rebuild the boot files by pointing them to the recovery partition. Now, when I boot into the 2tb hard drive, I get a flashing cursor, and when I attempt to boot into the hard drive that contains windows vista, my windows 7 partition is what loads. Can anyone help my sort out this bootloader mess and help me reach my goal of a single bootloader (chameleon) on startup? I have no idea what I have done to this boot process. I can tell you the commands I ran from winpe if that will help anyone make sense of what's going on here.
