I don’t have any menu options under “utilities” called “Darwin Boot” (as I mentioned in my first command ‘I couldn’t complete a few steps’).. Even when I try to install OSX again it won’t appear  
Do you know how that could be?

Thanks for trying to help me!

I attached a screenshot of the OS X installer with the active dropdown menu:

Boot from your iAtkos 1.0i disk again. Let it prepare the installation, but when the installation screen pops up, go to ultilities > darwin boot.

When it ask’s for HDD, type 1. Do not type 0, because for some reason it doesnt work out. 
Then select your partition as normal and let it install. You wont get errors.

I now have another problem because my boot progress gets stuck at a certain point, but im trying to fix this as well.

Good luck all.

 I remember that in the steps of the tutorial that I couldn’t complete (see my first comment below) was said something about partitions, so I tough this could maybe be the problem..

I tried to figgure out which command line I needed for modify the property and I used this:
bcdedit /set {d0254f8d-9f26-11df-87d0-54424962fb9a} device partition=DeviceHarddiskVolume5

(bcdedit /set {id of Max OS X} device partition=The device I installed Max OSX on)

By doing this, the device property was changed ..  Unfortunately, no succes after a reboot .. I still get the same result when I try to boot my system in Mac OS X.

(I attached a new screenshot of my bcdedit overview)

Does anybody have a suggestion?

And if it is, how can I fix this?

I hope somebody can help me finding a solution. I could not get any further then the information I found here: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc709667(WS.10).aspx

(See a (maybe helpfull) piece of the page below)

I guess I first have to delete the ‘device’ entry, and than I have to create a new one.
But I really don’t know anything about writing commands at the CMD..  Does anyone have a suggestion? If you have: THANK YOU MY LORD!

/copyMakes a copy of a specified boot entry in the same system store./createCreates a new entry in the boot configuration data store. If a well-known identifier is specified, then the /application, /inherit, and /device options cannot be specified. If an identifier is not specified or not well known, an /application, /inherit, or /device option must be specified./deleteDeletes an element from a specified entry.

I tried multiple fixes but nothing seems to solve the problem.
I did however copy the correct GUID. The bcdedit command is nothing new for me. I know nothing could’ve go wrong there. The only think i could think of is that the CHAIN0 file is corrupted. Can someone verify this, or propose another way to fix this? Thanks.

I completed the OSX installation succesfully, and when i reboot my noteboot, I’m able to select Windows 7 or Mac OS X as oparating system. If I select windows 7, it works fine! . But when I select Max OS X, my notebook is starting a windows7 (or vaio) recovery software (or something like that) and not the ‘familiar darwin boot loading screen.’

NOTE: 
I couldn’t complete the following steps because there was no menu option called ”darwin boot’ under ‘Utilities’.. So I passed these steps and followed the further instructions in the tutorial.:

Now Close Disk Utility and Select Utilities -> Darwin Boot. Type Y at the prompt.
At the prompt when it asks for the Disk Number enter 0. For the Partition Number if your Leopard Partition is 2nd on the disk, then enter 2 and so on.
Accept the following prompts and you should see a success prompt saying that so many block of data were written successfully.

(I attached a screenshot of my CMD while I gave this command: bcdedit)Is anyone familiar with this problem?

PS: Excuse me for my bad english, i’m from Holland
Thank you!

My bcdedit:
==============
ID {current}
device partition=C:
path Windowssystem32winload.exe
description Windows Vista (TM) Ultimate (recovered)
osdevice partition=C:
systemroot Windows
resumeobject {f7084c6c-bfb6-11e0-ac4f-806e6f6e6963}

ID {44ca0928-bfbf-11e0-9050-dc9bae1effd6}
device partition=C:
path chain0
description Mac OS X
osdevice partition=C:
systemroot Windows
resumeobject {f7084c6c-bfb6-11e0-ac4f-806e6f6e6963}
===========
..probably i should change device, osdevice and systemroot, but for what value??