I created OSX in partition (hd0,0) and Windows in (hd0,1).
Recently, I used Disk Utility in OSX to create two partitions in disk 0. This is what stops you from going further into booting OSx86 from Chameleon, and so for every time this happens, you have to often keep manually changing the target every time you have to get out of WBM and into Chameleon so you can start up OSx86. The reason is that the default target of wowpc.ISO is hard-coded into avlgo.sys. The bad part about this is that after you change your '(hdX,Y)' target, it is not saved the first time. It does give you the option to edit the location of 'wowpc.iso' by changing the location of your disk's target. A failed attempt can sometimes be triggered by getting a message saying that isoemu could not find the file 'wowpc.iso' in (hdX,Y) where X is the location of your hard disk and Y is the disk's partition. Reboot and you see a bootable item 'Chameleon' in WBM (Windows Boot Manager) as a bootable item. From here, you should see 3 files in the C: directory: 'avldr.bin', 'wowpc.iso', and 'avlgo.sys'. are using Windows 7 instead of OS X to install and manage Chameleon just to be safe Tools you will need: Chameleon bootloader for Windows - get a decent build from Frhed - a free hex editor that can be obtained for free download from #1 - Extract and run Chameleon bootloader for Windows by determining the appropriate theme and make sure it is installed.run Windows 7 outside Chameleon's assumed target partition, and finally.run Windows 7 and OSx86 on the same computer/HDD,.
Chimera v4.1 Changes: Based on Chameleon 2.2 r2421 Includes all Chimera 4.0.1 enhancements.
Chimera is recommended for all users, and will be included by default in the next MultiBeast and UniBeast releases. C himera has been updated to version 4.1 with support for Broadwell CPUs and Integrated graphics.
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