Oh ok, I knew there was something up between the Windows side and the Mac side but I didn't know the two different map types.
This is how I set up the three partitions (not using BootCamp because it only supports two partitions):
I set up the partitions by first installing Mac OS on the whole drive, then from the Mac startup disc I ran diskutil in Terminal to resize the volume so that I had the Mac partition, a
Linux partition, and a FAT32 partition in that order. The exact command was
Code:
diskutil resizeVolume disk0s2 50G "Linux" "Shared" 1G "MS-DOS FAT32" "Windows" 23G
Apparently you have to make the middle partition Linux rather than FAT32 so that Windows doesn't think this is the default volume to install itself on.
Once I had Windows installed, I used the Mac startup disc again to erase the Linux volume to FAT32.
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Originally Posted by TMX
Also, because of the two partition table types, standard partition utilities will not work.
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But can they be edited individually in their respective operating systems?
Thanks!