Apple today released MacBook, MacBook Pro Software Update 1.0 which enables file system journaling on MacBook and MacBook Pro notebook computers. Some MacBook and MacBook Pro systems were shipped with file system journaling turned off. Journaling is recommended on all Mac computers as a preventative measure against file corruption.
System Requirements:
• Mac OS X 10.4.9 or later
• MacBook (Mid 2007)
• MacBook Pro (2.2/2.4 GHz)
MacBook, MacBook Pro Software Update 1.0 is available via Software Update and also as a standalone installer.
More info and download link (200KB) here.
I also want to add how cool America is, all these other countries
seem a bit sad i.e.
Your Polce and People mean business ours a bunch of arse kissing corupt, donuters and since civilans have little power i.e. Big fartie government you cant do a thing.
See they take the tax and pay the police so we work for them, and we have to behave . It is my duty to tell you of this,
See as bad as it is, you have the right of many civilian rights
i.e. freedom to protest and speech and guns which means if your goverment gets bad you shoot them.
We have not power here, lately there was a Apec meeting where nice decent 20 somthings tried to march,
police arrested someone for being near the fence
in New Zealand our governent is passing a law to stop Charity vocing concerns over the encumbant government and stopping busines promoting a politcal idea,
LOL amazing huh
I post here as mac users a leaders and smart
Wow. it turned my black macbook into an aluminum macbook.
Cooooool
Look up “mischievous” is some of today’s dictionaries and you’ll find “mischievious” as another spelling/pronunciation of the term.
I believe that should be “mischievous in”, not “is”, Randian.
Language changes in response to users, not the other way around – deal with it.
what is it with the 2.2/2.4ghz MB Pros? I’ve got a 2.33ghz MB Pro and the last 4 or 5 updates to MB Pros haven’t touched me, only the 2.2/2.4 machines. Weird.
On other notes, as anyone else run into the problem where the wireless networking drops out and you have to restart to get it working again?
While we are on the subject of dictionaries and words, here is a commonly misspelled word(s) that really shows the intellect of the majority of posters on this and other forums.
“alot”
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=alot
Hey Randian… Can you be more pacific?
@awesomeAnthony
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Well, we’ve done spelling and grammar… now on to geography and history.
Despite your appalling grammar and spelling, you seem to be confusing New Zealand with Australia. Which begs the question, who and whence are you, exactly? You are presumably referring in your inane comments to the APEC conference which was held this year in Australia, not New Zealand.
You probably need a glossy screen — at least you’ll be able to recognise a dumb-ass when you see one (in it).