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So, Just got OS X and decided to install XP using BootCamp Got XP running, but I can't connect to the internet via either wireless (can't find the correct driver) or a direct Ethernet connection. In addition, I tried running the Bootcamp update program but for some reason it wont run...nor will any program. Not really sure what I did/ am doing wrong here. Working on a 2007 MBP 2.2GHz Intel Core 2 Duo. Made a 20gig partition FAT32 formatted. (I've heard FAT32 vs NTFS shouldn't matter, could be wrong) Any help with ANY of the problems would be amazing. Thank You! |
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