Quote: Originally Posted by wowway1 Okay tons of questions as I'm getting ready to pull the trigger and get a MBP to replace my work WinBlows lappy: -Does the bluetooth keyboar…

Quote: Originally Posted by wowway1 Okay tons of questions as I'm getting ready to pull the trigger and get a MBP to replace my work WinBlows lappy: -Does the bluetooth keyboar…

Quote: Originally Posted by techster82 I am now typing this thread using Firefox on my imac booted into Windows XP. This is awesome. The world of possibilities that windows has …

Quote: Originally Posted by harrisjamieh -Apple SAY the bluetooth keyboard & Mouse will not work, however I am unable to confirm/disprove this - My apple bt keyboard w…

Just a quick problem i am experiencing: My iMac in XP automatically connected to my wireless network at first, and all was well, but now it refuses to connect since i installed nor…

I installed Bootcamp and XP on my mac mini yesterday...it runs great. I had previously been running the onmac.net solution. I reformatted everything and did a clean install. Kud…

Just a quick note: MSN messenger causes a BSOD

thanks for the info all. I think I'm going to go ahead and take the plunge.

This Boot Camp seems quite a bit more unstable than the original XP hack. I never got any BSODs using that hack (admitidly I only used it for a week), but since I installed boot ca…

Quote: Originally Posted by harrisjamieh Just a quick note: MSN messenger causes a BSOD It didn't for me, worked as good as MSN Messenger can work.

Quote: Originally Posted by eevyl It didn't for me, worked as good as MSN Messenger can work. Ye after a few tries i got it up and running. Though I can't really use it bec…

Quote: Originally Posted by Maflynn XP Pro (non upgrade) is 299 XP Home is 199. OEM Windows is cheaper. You may need to purchase an inexpensive hardware item (like a $1.00…

I have changed the icon for my Mac partition to a tiger install disc, and renamed it 'Mac OS X HD', and I have renamed my windows partition 'Windows HD' and changed the icon to a w…

The graphics in the boot screen is in the firmware - it has nothing to do with the icons in Mac OS X.

From what I read in the Boot Camp documentation, Windows has to be on an internal disk. I'm not sure how it works if you have more than one internal disk.

i bet we see external support by final release.

Quote: Originally Posted by OmniX What if you have say a G5 with >1 internal drives? Boot Camp will ONLY install on an Intel Mac...

Quote: Originally Posted by harrisjamieh Boot Camp will ONLY install on an Intel Mac... thanks -- very good point, no currently shipping intel macs can have >1 internal …

Please let us know if it does become possible to boot Windows from an external drive. That development would clear up a lot of problems for my personal configuration. Thanks.

Windows takes over all USB devices as it boots-that means that special precautions have to be taken to make sure that any USB bootable drive gets properly transfered to being under…

Firewire?

Firewire? Not likely either. And I don't think MS supports booting from firewire at all.

Sure, but you have to keep a 5 gig NTFS partition on the internal drive: http://forum.onmac.net/showthread.php?t=1015

That 5GB partition holds the boot code, so you're not really "booting" from the external drive, you're just putting some of Windows on it. It's not at all a subtle difference; boo…

Quote: Originally Posted by ghporter That 5GB partition holds the boot code, so you're not really "booting" from the external drive, you're just putting some of Windows on it. …