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Well, I can confirm that it works. I shrunk my windows partition by 50gb and just formatted it as NTFS, with the Windows disk mananger. I plugged in my clover usb drive and booted the OS X install. Then I went to Disk Utility, found my partition, clicked it, chose erase as Mac OS Extended...

But as long as I don't install the clover bootloader onto the hard drive (just use the usb when i want to run osx [just for final cut pro]), then the windows boot manager will stay?

So all I have to do is shrink my current windows volume (lets call it M), put in my clover usb, open disk utility from the mac install, partition M as mac os extended (journaled) and then install it right on that partition right, and Im done right? Also, clover wont like erase my current boot...

Im totally lost. So tell me if this is right: Computer turns on -> goes to bootloader (is this dependent on the operating system [ie. windows will use windows bootloader, os x will use clover bootloader) -> boots os. or is it computer turns on -> goes to os choser screen (easybcd?) -> choose...

What would clover be used for? Like for booting every single time or just for booting unibeast? Otherwise, can't I just use EasyBCD?

Ok so I have a Samsung Ativ Book 8 that I reallyyy want to turn into a hackintosh (especially after WWDC today) and I have a few questions. First, it has to be dual boot and it has to not require a clean hard drive. My harddrive is already GUID (http://puu.sh/9ctHz/cf26a57687.png) so I think...