I can't see why but Apple themselves do not support installing and
configuring Linux under Bootcamp; only Windows and even then only
Windows 7 is officially supported by Apple.
Christopher Hallsworth
On 10/12/2012 16:07, matthew Dyer wrote:
Hi Chris, Just wondering if it is possible to set up vinux in boot camp. Just
a thought. I ofcorse would have to burn the iso image to a cd, but then again.
Matthew
On Dec 9, 2012, at 12:16 PM, Chris H wrote:
Hello all
Well I managed to do it, get Windows 7 installed and working properly via
Bootcamp. My thoughts are very good so far! But lol! No where can I adjust the
brightness, even though I have the latest Bootcamp Support software as of
yesterday, the 8th of December! Lol!
So goodness knows how bright my screen is now.
Reason I'm saying this is the lower the brightness the longer the battery life.
But yes, Bootcamp is very good and think I actually prefer it over Fusion, just
so I can avoid the key remapping issues.
The guide I posted worked a treat at my end, from start to finish.
Anyway, may e-mail you from my Bootcap partition at some point. Haven't set up
the internet yet as just seeing what I can and can't do. Brightness appears to
be the only issue so far, along with a limited set of Power Management features.
Keep you posted.
Chris.
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