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Dedicated SSD/HDD to install windowsWindows on a MacbookMacBook

So I have a Late 2008 unibody MacbookMacBook. I recently bought a caddy to replace my superoptical drive with so I can fit a secondary drive in the laptop.

I have a 256 SSD in the main and a brand new 128 SSD to go in the caddy. Ideally I would like to have a boot campBoot Camp install, but really don't want to go playing with the 256 SSD in the main drive with Mac OSXOS X on, for more than one reason - but mainly as I do not have the space on there for the required partition.

Is there anyway to get boot campa Boot Camp setup where the windowsWindows install is on it'sits own disc drivedisk?

Dedicated SSD/HDD to install windows on a Macbook

So I have a Late 2008 unibody Macbook. I recently bought a caddy to replace my super drive with so I can fit a secondary drive in the laptop.

I have a 256 SSD in the main and a brand new 128 SSD to go in the caddy. Ideally I would like to have a boot camp install, but really don't want to go playing with the 256 SSD in the main drive with Mac OSX on, for more than one reason - but mainly as I do not have the space on there for the required partition.

Is there anyway to get boot camp setup where the windows install is on it's own disc drive?

Dedicated SSD/HDD to install Windows on a MacBook

So I have a Late 2008 unibody MacBook. I recently bought a caddy to replace my optical drive with so I can fit a secondary drive in the laptop.

I have a 256 SSD in the main and a brand new 128 SSD to go in the caddy. Ideally I would like to have a Boot Camp install, but really don't want to go playing with the 256 SSD in the main drive with Mac OS X on, for more than one reason - but mainly as I do not have the space on there for the required partition.

Is there anyway to get a Boot Camp setup where the Windows install is on its own disk?

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Dedicated SSD/HDD to install windows on a Macbook

So I have a Late 2008 unibody Macbook. I recently bought a caddy to replace my super drive with so I can fit a secondary drive in the laptop.

I have a 256 SSD in the main and a brand new 128 SSD to go in the caddy. Ideally I would like to have a boot camp install, but really don't want to go playing with the 256 SSD in the main drive with Mac OSX on, for more than one reason - but mainly as I do not have the space on there for the required partition.

Is there anyway to get boot camp setup where the windows install is on it's own disc drive?