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Bootcamp 32bit or 64 vista?

64bit Vista and Server 2008 work fine in boot camp. Drivers supplied on the install disks (from March this year) work without any problems.
 
steveza said:
64bit Vista and Server 2008 work fine in boot camp. Drivers supplied on the install disks (from March this year) work without any problems.
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Agreed, I have Windows Vista 64-Bit Ultimate Installed on my Penryn Macbook Pro and it worked out of the box from the Drivers on the CD!
 
jdaco6 said:
Agreed, I have Windows Vista 64-Bit Ultimate Installed on my Penryn Macbook Pro and it worked out of the box from the Drivers on the CD!
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I seem to recall that for 64bit Windows on a Mac it's Penryn only at this point. Anyone have this working on other systems?

SpookyLars said:
Mea culpa, I'm sorry.
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No problem! The page you linked to should have been updated, it's Apple's fault! ;)
 
telecomm said:
I seem to recall that for 64bit Windows on a Mac it's Penryn only at this point. Anyone have this working on other systems?
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I'm pretty sure that it works with the previous version (i.e. any Santa Rosa) as long as you have the boot camp version in the link above. Might work on older models too.
 
What do you mean feminine lol? I use home prem. because it only cost $100. If you think ultimate is worth the extra money, go for it.
 
Vista x64 is very stable.

I have Ultimate and then I got Home Basic; Home Basic is so much better. Faster and less bloatware.

I can't understand why people complain that they're computer could only run Home Basic when it's obviously the best!
 
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