It has annoyed a few people I know that Boot Camp can slipsteam the drivers (from ATi/Intel/etc), but can't slipstream SP2 if they have an earlier version on disk. Requires them to…

Quote: Originally Posted by sledsbehave is it possible in the future to be able to switch between OS X and Windows like we do a "quick user switch"? so we don't have to shut do…

Apple isn't slipstreaming the drivers, it's creating a separate CD with drivers on it.

Quote: Originally Posted by Icruise No, but such a thing might be possible for the future. yeah, my main question being is it possible. thanks

Well, I thought I would chime in as I just finished installing XP on my 20" iMac. I ran into a couple of problems: 1. When I was updating my imac to 10.4.6, I installed the update…

This thread will be very usefull for will-be-boot-campers. I can't wait to get my Intel Mac so I can do this!

Just thought I would post... I have a 20 inch iMac with 1GB of ram. Well I went out today and purchased winxp and battlefield 2. I had windows set up within an hour! Drivers worke…

Quote: Originally Posted by jasong Apple isn't slipstreaming the drivers, it's creating a separate CD with drivers on it. That is correct. The only thing you need to use fo…

Quote: Originally Posted by sledsbehave is it possible in the future to be able to switch between OS X and Windows like we do a "quick user switch"? so we don't have to shut do…

Uh, that thread was an April fool's joke. It ain't real! tooki

Quote: Originally Posted by tooki Uh, that thread was an April fool's joke. It ain't real! tooki i read that, but i was kinda hoping some of it was based on fact... seeing…

My XP installation went flawlessly. But I do have one question: When I boot into OS X, the Windows partition mounts in Finder with the name "Untitled." The volume is marked Read…

You formatted your windows partition using NTFS. OS X can only read NTFS drives, not write to them. I, on the other hand, formatted my windows partition using FAT 32, so I can read…

I've had great experiences with SP2. Installed the first time around without realizing my disc was SP1. Wasted a few hours there trying to figure out ways around it.. For Beta so…

I'm using windows now, currently installing the Sims 2. 1 problem though, I was installing the game, and installing and logging into MSN messenger at the same time, and I got a BSO…

I have yet to have a BSOD, but it sounds to me like some of the drivers need a little fine tuning. I've heard a number of people reporting instabilities like that.

I changed the name and icon of my Windows XP partition in OS X with no ill effects. I installed the demo version of Mac Drive to see if it would allow me to see my Mac files from …

OK, so i've installed the Sims 2, and it works VERY well - very speedy. Its MUCH faster than my old P4 2.6 Ghz/512 ram/ati 9200 w/128 RAM. I've never played the Sims and had such…

I've tried both solutions here's my take on the whole affair. I got the onmac solution completed a day before boot camp was released. Onmac.net's solution requires a PC, downloa…

Personally, I think Apple had this program ready to go for sometime now. I think they were waiting to see what the hacking community would come up with. When they did hack it and g…

Yes, my post re “Leopard, OS 10.5 Revealed” was indeed an April Fool’s Day joke. All of it was made (up) of whole cloth, and as many have noted, is replete with errors. To the ext…

I have 'pure' macs, PPC's Im planning on helping a friend set up a new intel iMac and then a intel iBook when they come out. they have a dell with windows XP I think on CD than c…

Quote: Originally Posted by rotuts in the NYTimes and other sorces they say you need to buy a new copy of Windows XP for around $200 dollars. is this true? can the reinstall C…

My wife put this on her Macbook Pro and it works great. I'm calling it her Wacintosh. I haven't decided if that means Windows Macintosh or Wacky Macintosh :-)

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