excellent news, thanks for the update.
Ive actually found a discussion about this
http://forum.parallels.com/showthread.php?t=9104&highlight=disk0s4
So far i have my windows partition booting fine just by adding the 'disk0s4' name for the drive (found by using the 'mount' command in the terminal) after the words 'Boot Camp' in the IDE section of the .pvs file (using boot camp drive)
Unfortunately my linux drive uses the ext3 file system wich is not naturally recognised by osx so even if i mount the drive using ExtFSManager the drive wont boot because the program interferes with it.
If i mount the drive i get the disk name, it just wont boot from it either mounted or unmounted.
Ive actually found a discussion about this
http://forum.parallels.com/showthread.php?t=9104&highlight=disk0s4
So far i have my windows partition booting fine just by adding the 'disk0s4' name for the drive (found by using the 'mount' command in the terminal) after the words 'Boot Camp' in the IDE section of the .pvs file (using boot camp drive)
Unfortunately my linux drive uses the ext3 file system wich is not naturally recognised by osx so even if i mount the drive using ExtFSManager the drive wont boot because the program interferes with it.
If i mount the drive i get the disk name, it just wont boot from it either mounted or unmounted.