I would recommend running a script grepping diskutil list. Something like this:

diskutil list | grep "Microsoft"

The machines that I have bootcamp on returned partitions.

Hope this helps!
Kerry

I think you can do this with an extension attribute populated via a
script. You can use "diskutil list /dev/disk0" to bring up a list of the
partitions on the drive, which includes a column for type (HFS, etc.).
(I'm assuming that you don't have any fancy dual-drive laptops, so disk0
will always be the one and only internal startup disk.) I don't have any
Boot Camp partitions to check against, but I think you can then pipe the
diskutil output through sed/awk to pull out any NTFS/FAT partitions. You
could stop there and leave that as a flag for computers of interest, or
you could get fancy with some further scripting to check for the presence
of Windows OS files.

-Charlie

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When I ran a dual boot image I would use the df command to see if there were NTFS partitions on any volume. I don't have an NTFS partition handy at the moment (my office has 5 Macs in it, and not a single install of Windows on them) but I basically just ran something like this

if [[ df | grep -c "NTFS" == 1 ]]

then echo "Windows detected" else echo "Windows not detected"

fi

That syntax could be super wrong since I don't have anything to test it with. Then I used dummy receipts but now with version 8 you can do extension attributes. You can also use diskutility command line as well.

!/bin/sh

echo "<result>diskutil list disk0 | grep disk0s3 | awk '{print $5}'</result>"

if you only have 1 parition normally this will output if you have a second parition together with its name, you could change to output the type

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