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Apple Boot Camp now supports Windows Vista
by Brad Linder Mar 29th 2007 at 8:00AM
Apple Boot Camp version 1.2 beta is out, with some Windows Vista goodness (unless you think that's an oxymoron).Boot camp now supports the 32-bit version of Vista, and includes a number of other updates, such as support for the Apple Remote, and updated drivers and documentation.
If you've got a previous version of boot camp installed, you don't need to uninstall it or repartition your hard drive (unless you want to resize it -- Vista's a bit on the chunky side). You will, however, need to update the Boot Camp Assistant and create a new Mac Drivers CD for installing drivers in Windows.
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SKI said 2:12PM on 3-29-2007
It's not an oxymoron, it's just stupid. I never understood why Apple used to always say that using their OS is better then Microsoft's but then say you need to have both?
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