Hi,
According to the Apple website (http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=306583) and the Boot Camp license agreement, Boot Camp expires upon the release of Leopard. Is anything known about the behavior of:
1) booting via Boot Camp to Windows and
2) running Parallels against a Boot Camp partition
. . . once the "expiration" has taken place?
I'm hoping that the RTU is all that goes away on October 26th, not that some code is built in to disable a critical element of the Boot Camp partition (boot sector, ??) once the magic day comes.
Does anyone have any information on this?
According to the Apple website (http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=306583) and the Boot Camp license agreement, Boot Camp expires upon the release of Leopard. Is anything known about the behavior of:
1) booting via Boot Camp to Windows and
2) running Parallels against a Boot Camp partition
. . . once the "expiration" has taken place?
I'm hoping that the RTU is all that goes away on October 26th, not that some code is built in to disable a critical element of the Boot Camp partition (boot sector, ??) once the magic day comes.
Does anyone have any information on this?