rjwill246 said:"8.1".
Wonder Boy said:you think .4 is the last panther update between now and octobrer(ish)?
shawnce said:PowerMac7,3 using PowerMac7_2_PlatformPlugin (new unknown system first in 10.3.3)
PowerMac7,2 using PowerMac7_2_PlatformPlugin (current PowerMac G5 line)
PowerMac8,1 using SMU_Neo2_PlatformPlugin (new unknown system first in 10.3.4)
RackMac3,1 using RackMac3_1_PlatformPlugin (I assume the Xserve G5 )
centauratlas said:Given Apple's recent comments, I think Tiger in October is not what will happen.
Calebj14 said:Yes, from what the Developer's website looks like, I'm thinking it might be released this summer.
ADC
MacRISC4CPU.cpp:
/* RackMac3,1 and PowerMac7,3 -
pulsar clock chip @ IIC_B 0xD4 */
nsb3000 said:I think those comments were refereeing to after apple releases tiger. I don't really think they would introduce it and then wait 8 months or more to sell it.
Calebj14 said:Yes, from what the Developer's website looks like, I'm thinking it might be released this summer.
ADC
This just confirms my suspicions that Apple is planning MUCH more at WWDC than just demoing Tiger - this year's WWDC is going to be just like the last one (new hardware release along with demo of new OS). I think you might be right - Apple IS hiding something from us. (It doesn't matter to me, anyway - I'm not buying a new Mac anytime soon.)Iroganai said:You can find some more info at
http://www.opensource.apple.com/darwinsource/index.html.
For example, AppleMacRISC4PE code for 10.3.3 contains a following line:
and a pair of PowerMac7,3 specific source codeCode:MacRISC4CPU.cpp: /* RackMac3,1 and PowerMac7,3 - pulsar clock chip @ IIC_B 0xD4 */
PowerMac7_3_CPUCoolingCtrlLoop.{cpp,h}.
It may mean RackMac3,1 and PowerMac7,3 have some similarity and
PowerMac7,3 have additional CPU Cooling facilities!
Unfortunately, the AppleMacRISC4PE code for 10.3.4 is not available.
all other 10.3.4 kext codes seem to be downloadable at apple's site!
Apple is surely hiding the crucial code fragment from us rumormongers![]()
pjkelnhofer said:What on the ADC site makes you think that? They haven't announced anything at all about it other than it's name. The only reference I can find for "Tiger" is that it will mention in Steve's keynote at WWDC.
I think it will be a new and improved imac with G5 and a few otherthings thrown in. WWDC will be sweet but i wonder how fast a G5 they will use? 1.6 & 2.0? I doubt Apple would move to a cheaper headless unit for sake of marketshare because its plain as day they could care a less about marketshare. Thats why i say a new an improved G5 imac with about the same price points.dongmin said:If this is true, coupled with the observation that even numbers (4,1 6,1 etc.) have designated iMacs, then it seems fairly reasonable to assume that a new form-factor G5 iMacs are on the way. Rather exciting to consider the possibilities. Will Apple retain the all-in-one design? (Most likely.) Or will Apple introduce a headless iMac as many have been clamoring for? (Dream on.)
wrldwzrd89 said:This just confirms my suspicions that Apple is planning MUCH more at WWDC than just demoing Tiger
dxp4acu said:Oh wow!! If you look carefully at the pictures on this page:
http://developer.apple.com/wwdc/index.html
you will see a G5 poster in the background!
WE'RE GETTING G5 MACS!!! The day has finally arrived!!!
I can't believe it.
You sure about that? We ALREADY have G5s in the PowerMacs. I think there are two possibilities that can be drawn from this: 1. Apple is simply promoting the G5. 2. Apple is promoting the G5 more heavily than usual because some other Mac models are getting G5 processors at WWDCdxp4acu said:Oh wow!! If you look carefully at the pictures on this page:
http://developer.apple.com/wwdc/index.html
you will see a G5 poster in the background!
WE'RE GETTING G5 MACS!!! The day has finally arrived!!!
I can't believe it.
dxp4acu said:Oh wow!! If you look carefully at the pictures on this page:
http://developer.apple.com/wwdc/index.html
you will see a G5 poster in the background!
WE'RE GETTING G5 MACS!!! The day has finally arrived!!!
I can't believe it.
dxp4acu said:Oh wow!! If you look carefully at the pictures on this page:
http://developer.apple.com/wwdc/index.html
you will see a G5 poster in the background!
WE'RE GETTING G5 MACS!!! The day has finally arrived!!!
I can't believe it.
BenRoethig said:My Guess:
7,3: Revision B PowerMac G5
8,1: The rumored X station. With the rumors about Apple working with ATI to offer FireGL cards, a new work station makes sense.
Did you see CmdrLaForge's post on Page 3 with all the numbers listed? That should answer your question.Fuchal said:Hasn't Apple always used odd numbers to designate their "Pro" products?
tother said:me two cents is that apple needs to come out with a quad proc workstation to make stand in the vfx arena they entered when they bough out shake. i'm a compositor and we are still having to use pc for all vfx work (2d-3d). we all love macs and have them at home but they don't cut it for feature film/highend broadcast work. the g5's are fast but not enough, shake barely runs on a dual g5 and motion is a hog because of all the real-time. i believe we are going to see within the next year quad procs on both sides (mac/pc). programs and clients are getting more demanding and proc speeds are not climbing as high as they did in recent years. this seems to be the only logical route to take. i'm excited for it will be like a mini discreet inferno system for a 10th of the price. we will see and i hope it happens soon or apple might loose ground in this market no matter how cool there programs are.
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BenRoethig said:My Guess:
7,3: Revision B PowerMac G5
8,1: The rumored X station. With the rumors about Apple working with ATI to offer FireGL cards, a new work station makes sense.