Buna tuturor,am un i-mac de 24 inch cu hdd de 640 gb.
De 2 ani am tot avut 2 partitii egale respectiv 320gb,pe unul rula os x snow leopard si pe unul win vista,a tot functionat pana in aceasta seara cand “ma mancat” sa fac upgrade cu os x lion.Ok..acum imi functioneaza macul cu lion..,dar numai buteaza vista si nici acces nu am la datele din win..,are cineva ideie ce e de facut?Eventual daca datele se mai pot recupera?Cand buez imi arata 2 partitii cand apas pe tasta “alt” dar al doilea disc se refera la recovery,oricum am butat pe el si imi intra utilitati de reparare a hdd pe partitii ,la partitia cu winul imi da error cand dau verificare sau reparare…ok..,multumesc anticipat!

aceeasi problema o am si eu ....partitie mica (12 GB) pentru windows XP si partitie mare (148 GB) pentru OSX ... Dupa upgrade la Lion, nu mai buteaza windows-ul ...apare un anunt, cam o fractiune de secunda, dar nu apuc sa-l citesc ...am prins doar ca incepe cu “partitia bootcamp ....”
Eu butez in windows folosind programul Parallel desktop (care este upgradat la zi si care, spun ei, este compatibil cu Lion) ; pe site-ul oficial al Parallel desktop (http://kb.parallels.com/en/111682), ei ofera o solutie, dar care nu merge ...

am gasit tot pe site-ul Parallels Desktop :
Virtual machine stops working after upgrading to Mac OS X Lion and Parallels Desktop 6
Article ID: 111629
Last Review: Jul, 20 2011
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Parallels Desktop 6 for Mac
ISSUE
I had Parallels Desktop 5 running on my Mac OS X Snow Leopard and was able to run my Windows virtual machine based on a Boot Camp partition without any problem.  Then I decided to upgrade to the new Mac OS X to Lion and also had to upgrade Parallels Desktop for Mac to version 6.

Since then, the virtual machine starts with the following error message:

The Boot Camp partition “/dev/disk0s3” used by Hard Disk 1 is not supported. Please open the virtual machine configuration and select a supported Boot Camp partition in the Hard Disk 1 settings.
CAUSE
The Boot Camp hard disk number on Mac OS X Lion differs from the one you had in Snow Leopard.
RESOLUTION
Please perform the following steps:
Click on ‘Virtual Machine’, choose ‘Configure’, go to ‘Hardware’ and select ‘Hard Disk 1’.
Choose any other Hard Disk source from the list and do not save the changes.
Then go to the list again and choose your Boot Camp partition hard disk.
Save the changes, close the configuration window and try to start your virtual machine.

Nu m-a lamurit foarte mult, pentru ca nu stiu cum sa intru in “Virtual Machine”

Gata ... a mers ...cu indicatiile de la ultimul meu mesaj