So Boot Camp 2.1 came out yesterday. This release has official Vista x64 support but the trackpad issues (no two finger right click, erratic two finger scrolling) have not been fixed. This is starting to smell bad and it has Steve Jobs' name all over it.
These guys are idiots, I have a great MACBOOK AIR and can't stand that the trackpad support the tap feature...can't believe it!
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ReplyDeleteanother trackpad issue :(
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ReplyDeleteTrackpad support really isnt very good.
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ReplyDeleteIt has been a long time since we've heard about Boot Camp, perhaps because Leopard finally got released and Boot Camp is officially out of beta. Still, Apple has made improvements upon its software that allows Intel Mac users to run Windows, and the company released a Boot Camp 2.1 update today for Windows XP, and Windows Vista (both 32- and 64-bit versions).
ReplyDeleteApple BootCamp addresses issues and improves compatibility with Microsoft Windows XP and Microsoft Windows Vista running on a Mac computer using Boot Camp. It is highly recommended for all Boot Camp users. Important: Installation of Boot Camp 2.1 is required before installing Windows XP Service Pack 3 (SP3) .
ReplyDeleteDifferent Mac computers require different drivers, each matched to the specific hardware and operating system shipped with the computer.
ReplyDeleteBoot Camp 2.1 is available for download from the Apple download page. This update is recommended for all Boot Camp users and should be installed prior to installing SP3 for WinXP.
ReplyDeleteNote of caution - If you did any driver updates on your own (from your XP or Vista installation) version 2.1 of Boot Camp may overwrite the newer drivers with older versions.
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ReplyDeleteGood news for those who use Bootcamp, Apple recently released Bootcamp 2.1. The Bootcamp 2.1 update is for Windows XP, Vista 32 bit, and Vista 64 bit. This update addresses issues and improves compatibility.
ReplyDeleteAccording to the Apple support site you need to install Bootcamp 2.1 before before Windows Service Pack 3 (SP3). The Windows XP download is 215MB, Vista 32-bit is 228MB, and Vista 64-bit is 236MB.
Apple's decision to move its Macintosh computing platform to Intel processors has opened up a world of possibilities, none more obvious than the release this week of a beta software wizard called Boot Camp. This elegant little application allows Intel-based Mac users to repartition their hard drive, install Windows XP, and dual boot between XP and Mac OS X 10.4 "Tiger"
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ReplyDeleteI am running Leopard 10.5.2 and installed Boot Camp using the assistant version 2.0 with Windows XP. Then I installed VMware Fusion and used the Boot Camp.
Is this the best way to do this or is it better not to use Boot Camp and just to use VMware Fusion?
Second question is Apple has updated Boot Camp Assistant to version 2.1. Is it best to run this or not?
If so how do I apply the update?
I have been trying to install Boot Camp 2.1 ever since it has been released. But every time, I got the following error message:
ReplyDelete"The installer encountered errors before boot camp could be configured"
Apple has an update of Bootcamp available, fixing some stability issues. I’ve had more than my fair share of crashes on my MacBook Pro, so I’m hoping it will help out. It was offered to me via Apple Software Update
ReplyDeleteLeopard is the world’s most advanced operating system. So advanced, it even lets you run Windows if there’s a PC application you need to use. Just get a copy of Windows and start up Boot Camp, now included with Leopard.
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ReplyDeleteThis is just not the Apple I have come to know and love. ...... There is no 'Trackpad' tab in the Boot Camp Control Panel. Is this coming in a future ..... Didn't you mention your scrolling was fixed with the latest Boot Camp update? ...
ReplyDeleteApple BootCamp addresses issues and improves compatibility with Microsoft Windows XP and Microsoft Windows Vista running on a Mac computer using Boot Camp.
ReplyDeleteInstallation of Boot Camp 2.1 is required before installing Windows XP Service Pack 3 (SP3).
ReplyDeleteInstallation of Boot Camp 2.1 is required before installing Windows XP Service Pack 3 (SP3).
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ReplyDeleteApple doesn't go into too many specifics in regards to what 2.1 actually does, but says that it improves compatibility with these versions of Windows running on Intel Macs. Boot Camp 2.1 is, however, required in order to install Windows XP Service Pack 3 (SP3)
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Is their a need to update?
ReplyDeleteAs far as the scrolling, there are several things one can do. First, slow down scroll speed in the windows mouse dialog. Second, install Input remapper. It allows you to adjust the scroll speed and scroll acceleration to whatever you need. I got mine to work OK. Still no horizontal scroll, though.
ReplyDeleteI am using a Macintosh ATM and it has been really dodgy with Boot Camp version 2.1 build 210A12. It constantly freezes. It also makes the "usb disconnect" sound around 10 secs after comp freezes. it plays another one at a random time later, but to no avail. it hasn't yet, but the comp usually plays the usb "plugged in" sound and then everything works again in a second or two (it has a long history). I thinking of bug or something in 2.1.
ReplyDeleteVista x64 support but the trackpad issues (no two finger right click, erratic two finger scrolling) have not been fixed. This is starting to smell bad and it has Steve Jobs' name all over it.
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