>That strikes me as rather emotive phrasing for an discussion about SSD upgrades. I'd say implying that having access to a second Mac for 10 minutes to bless a

>That strikes me as rather emotive phrasing for an discussion about SSD upgrades. I'd say implying that having access to a second Mac for 10 minutes to bless a drive in a $6,000+ computer as a "hardship" is not just emotive but bombastic. Hell it wasn't too long ago that some computers required other computers in order to boot. Yes, I'm being a bit cheeky but we are talking about a procedure affecting a fraction of an already small pool of users - Mac Pro owners. This is an overblown and sensationalized "story" purely because Apple is involved.