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It's a shame (although not surprising) that Apple has never released a firmware update for the 2006/7 MPs to allow them to boot into the actual 64 bit kernel, a
by rangibaby 14y ago
It's a shame (although not surprising) that Apple has never released a firmware update for the 2006/7 MPs to allow them to boot into the actual 64 bit kernel, as opposed to the 32 bit kernel's extended (4GB> RAM) mode.
It is still possible to boot the 64 bit kernel and install ML by using a non-Apple bootloader (eg Chameleon), basically turning your Mac Pro into a 100% Apple hackintosh.