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So with the new 8800GT cards, my old 10.5 disc can no longer boot the machine. I need a way to slipstream 10.5.2 into my existing disc. Anybody got any tips on accomplishing it? Thanks.
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(Last edited by mduell; May 15, 2008 at 01:48 PM.
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The only thing I can think of, which isn't the same as slipstreaming, is to create a clone of your system on another HD or DVD once it has been upgraded with the drivers.
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Hmm, that's what I was afraid of. I don't understand what they expect users to do after putting the new card in. I mean, does everybody keep the old card around?
Does anyone know if the retail versions of Leopard are 10.5.2 with the 8800GT drivers?
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Originally Posted by revMedia 
Hmm, that's what I was afraid of. I don't understand what they expect users to do after putting the new card in. I mean, does everybody keep the old card around?
Does anyone know if the retail versions of Leopard are 10.5.2 with the 8800GT drivers?
Not sure they're shipping beyond 10.5.0 on disc at present. But for 10.4, there was usually a sticker on the box indicating which version was included.
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