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Quasimoto16

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Dec 19, 2010
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I have a Mac Pro(1,1)2006 model and i have windows 7 installed and running. I can't use bootcamp to install drivers. However it seems to work fine out of the box except for a few issues. 1 is it says *Address problem with Apple Memory GPE event. The other problem is it says the *SM bus is not compatible with this version of windows. I'm not sure about the Apple memory error but I understand the SM bus must be a system hardware monitor controller so will this negatively affect my system. For instance, if I run a game would the system not now to increase system fan speed and harm my computer. And does anyone know how to fix the problem. Thanks.
 
I have a Mac Pro(1,1)2006 model and i have windows 7 installed and running. I can't use bootcamp to install drivers. However it seems to work fine out of the box except for a few issues. 1 is it says *Address problem with Apple Memory GPE event. The other problem is it says the *SM bus is not compatible with this version of windows. I'm not sure about the Apple memory error but I understand the SM bus must be a system hardware monitor controller so will this negatively affect my system. For instance, if I run a game would the system not now to increase system fan speed and harm my computer. And does anyone know how to fix the problem. Thanks.

You didn't say, but I assume, 64 bit? 32 bit is actually supported by the Boot Camp 3.x installer.

There are plenty of threads on running 64 bit W7 on Mac Pro 1,1, and where to get the missing drives, for example https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/825971/ . Did you modify the installer as per "jowie's method?" to work around the EFI32 issue?

Do some google digging though the forum and see what comes up.

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