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So if you're using an SATA card (any brand/model) in a G5 tower running OS X 10.5.x (preferably 10.5.8), let me know the details and if you've seen any problems or not. (But card/driver problems are common after a new OS release with vendors playing catchup - ditto for Snow Leopard with some PCIe/expresscards.)Īnyway, his mail made me decide to call for some later feedback. I remember back when OS X 10.5 was first released (fall 2007) there were several posts here on problems w/various RocketRaid cards at that time especially from PPC mac owners. (Highpoint no longer has the 2310 listed on their G5 PCIe compatible cards page.) I had a mail from a reader that the RocketRaid 2310 PCIe SATA card is no longer supported with G5 towers (PCIe models of course) - including a quote from his discussion with Highpoint support saying "This (RR 2310) card is not recommended for G5 systems - some may not recognize the card, while others may experience strange CPU usage if one is installed". Looking for feedback from PCI-e G5 Tower users on SATA Cards If anyone else using a BT mouse (not a Magic Mouse) finds any benefit from the update, send a note (please include OS X version used and Mouse info.
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Using this laser Bluetooth Mighty Mouse on a MacBook Pro 13in (2.26GHz C2D/4GB ram, OS X 01.6.1). Lightning-fast, and upon waking up the MM connects in 5 seconds or less. (Losing connection would happen at least once per session previously, whether on OS X 10.5 or 10.6.)
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It's been almost 24 hours since I installed the update and have yet to lose connection while using the MM. my white laser Bluetooth Mighty Mouse feels like a USB-connected mouse now.
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It didn't show up in Software Update, so per your website, downloaded separately.
"I can also add to your list of success stories with the latest Apple Wireless Mouse Software Update for Snow Leopard. I am running OS X 10.6.1 and using a Logitech bluetooth notebook mouse.
Mine went from around 30 seconds to about 3 seconds after wakeup. "After reading of the results other got on your site, I installed the snow leopard wireless update - and Yes, it does improve the connect time. Guess what? My mouse is a Microsoft Bluetooth Notebook Mouse 5000!Īnd other replies to this post (also positive) from the following day: Now it instantly connects after a computer sleep. Wireless update fixed an issue where my bluetooth mouse would take about 20-30 seconds to "re-connect" after a computer sleep. Here's a later reply from a Microsoft BT mouse user: (And the 10.5.8 update is universal/includes PPC code.) The D/L page for the Snow leopard update says 63.92MB vs 36.22MB for 10.5.8's update. This might explain why the Snow Leopard mouse update is about twice the size of the Leopard one. "OSX 10.6.1 / Wireless Mouse software update 1.0īefore I updated the software my old type wireless mouse use to hang after a start-up. I forgot to include a reply email link in yesterday's post (have now) but here's several replies from OS X 10.6.1 users saying they've seen a benefit to the update using other BT mice. (Updated w/more reports) I was curious if there were any benefits (fixes/improvements, etc.) in last night's Wireless Mouse Software updates for owners of older mice (not just new Magic Mouse). Reports on Wireless Mouse Software Update for Snow Leopard (Benefits with any BT mouse) Here's the Unity License Comparison page (features, etc.) and Unity documentation page w/Tutorials, reference/user manuals, example projects, video tutorials, scripting reference and forums. System requirement link not working tonight though.
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Unity 2.6 for OS X is 291MB D/L (but says includes 30 day trial Unity Pro version also). The number of new features and optimizations are too numerous to mention here, so be sure to check out the what's new page to hear all about the performance profiler, animation editor, threaded streaming, and much much more! Oh, and one more thing, Unity is now free! (Unity Pro will continue to be priced at $1,499 per license.) "Today at the Unite Conference, Unity Technologies, the leading provider of the multi-platform game development platform for Web, PC, Mac, Wii and iPhone, announced that version 2.6 of its Unity Platform is available and that the feature-packed Unity (formerly known as Unity Indie and priced at $199) is now available at no cost at to make it possible for all developers to get access to the best development platform available. (Clips from Unity's news page and press release today) Unity 2.6 released and non-Pro version now free Macs | CPU Upgrades | Video | Storage | Audio | Apps/OS/Networking | FAQ | Contact
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