check your software update or well, apple's website... - whatever...
so far, my mbp is doing fine ;) it's late, so i'm gonna check it out on my hacks as early as tomorrow but i wouldn't expect any problems as far as i can see...
Apple's Release Notes
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QUOTE (aprodigy @ Sep 10 2009, 07:44 PM) 
check your software update or well, apple's website... - whatever...
so far, my mbp is doing fine
it's late, so i'm gonna check it out on my hacks as early as tomorrow but i wouldn't expect any problems as far as i can see...
Apple's Release Notes
so far, my mbp is doing fine
it's late, so i'm gonna check it out on my hacks as early as tomorrow but i wouldn't expect any problems as far as i can see...Apple's Release Notes
The update was 9MB on my desktop hack, and 75MB on my Macbook 5,1.
Worked fine for both, I made sure the Disabler kext was installed and loaded, probably not necessary though, no new kernel installed, not 100% sure about Extensions though.
Debian Squeeze: HPM8120N - Q6600, 965 northbridge/ICH8-R south, 9500GT (1GB)
Snow Leopard 10.6.6: Alu Macbook: Core 2 Duo 2.0GHz, 2GB Ram, nVidia 9400M.
Android: Samsung Galaxy S Vibrant (GT-i9000m, Froyo) and Samsung Galaxy Tab (Froyo)
Snow Leopard 10.6.6: Alu Macbook: Core 2 Duo 2.0GHz, 2GB Ram, nVidia 9400M.
Android: Samsung Galaxy S Vibrant (GT-i9000m, Froyo) and Samsung Galaxy Tab (Froyo)
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