I'm gonna have to make a Macintosh drivers disc on a CD-RW or something. This update will be the third driver CD that I've made so far and I've only had an Intel Mac for about two weeks 
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Boot Camp 1.1.1 Released
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Well, just tried on Vista
This version still leave no support for Vista on Mac Pro. I still got 'no resources' issue with stock 7300GT graphic card and warning on PCI Express device and no drivers for 'Unknown devices'.
That's it.
This version still leave no support for Vista on Mac Pro. I still got 'no resources' issue with stock 7300GT graphic card and warning on PCI Express device and no drivers for 'Unknown devices'.
That's it.
kainjow said:
Kainjow, I doubt it, since unless you have Vista RC1, it would be very foolish to get rid of your OS X partition. If so, it's just sad that someone could be that opposed to a better OS.
Mount the dmg (inside Boot Camp "show package contents" after installation in OS X, then move the files from that "disc" onto your Windows volume if you are using FAT 32, or onto a FAT 32 jump drive if you are using NTFS. Or you can just burn it to a CD, either way works fine (though the CD way is a little easier).
Also, I'm surprised people running Boot Camp don't know this already. Don't you guys read onmac.net? If not, you're probably missing out on some great features for Windows.
Not this again. Ok I installed bootcamp and made a new drivers disk. I then updated the drivers in xp and now I am unable to connect to my wireless network. This happened the last time I tried to update the drivers in xp. I really do not want to install xp again to fix this. If anyone has a clue how to fix this please let me know. Thanks.
dlastmango said:Im still having time sync issues even after version 1.1 Anyone else have the same?
Chris
Apple's 1.1 time solution is idiotic. They have a daemon run when you boot Windows that changes the time, but then nothing fixes it on the OS X side until you open it (then it automatically adjusts). What's more, I'm not sure the daemon runs when you come out of hibernation, so if you're smart and avoid full shutdown/restart (since hibernation is much faster booting up and down, cutting switch time in half), then Apple's solution may not work at all.
Back to the drawing board.
do you have to reinstall windows and boot camp and repartition the HD? Or just update boot camp and make a new drivers cd and install that in windows?
rtdgoldfish said:I'm gonna have to make a Macintosh drivers disc on a CD-RW or something. This update will be the third driver CD that I've made so far and I've only had an Intel Mac for about two weeks
Remind me again what BETA mean. anyone? Anyone at all?
aiongiant said:
Nope
Eodchop said:
Yah it sucks. . . OHHHH. You are talking wih Boot Camp. No Sorry can't help you on that one.
Seriously I'm prob going to try Vista when I get my hard drive upgrade on my MBP next week. I can't wait....for the hardware. Vista. Meh. should be interesting. 
any word on mac pro SATA performance yet? That would be the big thing to fix, in my mind (and I don't even have, nor will be getting, a mac pro!).
kainjow said:
Just an FYI, this is now also mirrored here:
http://mac.majorgeeks.com/download5957.html
Wasn't this already out???
I am confused on something... how is this 1.1.1 version different than the 1.1 version released a couple of weeks ago? According to the read me, it fixes the same bugs and adds the same improvements to Boot Camp??? So how is it different???
I am confused on something... how is this 1.1.1 version different than the 1.1 version released a couple of weeks ago? According to the read me, it fixes the same bugs and adds the same improvements to Boot Camp??? So how is it different???
