BootCamp drivers x86 x64 for MacBook / MBP from Leopard 10.5.6

.::: Boot Camp driver CD ISO image :::. Contains the very latest x86 and x64 BootCamp drivers for Macbook and Macbook Pro running Windows XP (32 and 64 bit) or Vista (32 and 64 bit). From the ISO9660 partition of the Retail Mac OS X Leopard 10.5.6 InstallDVD. Useful if you have downloaded the Mac Box Set 09 ( http://thepiratebay.se/torrent/4684457/Mac_Box_Set_09 ) InstallDVD DMG file that does *not* contains the bootcamp drivers. So you can burn this ISO (or extract the single file you will need) and proceed with the windows drivers installation. Compressed with 7zip ( http://www.7-zip.org/download.html ). ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Note for Vista x64 users (and maybe XP 64?): bootcamp is not natively supported on MacBook Santa Rosa 3,1 (merom, early 2008), it's NOT a fault of this version... but you can search google for a workaround. Instead they work flawlessy on all (Intel...) MBP, Santa Rosa MB 4,1 (penryn, late 2008) and later (i.e. Unibody ones). Vista 32 bit works fine for all. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- My seeding is rather slow but I'll seed for a very long time, bye ;)

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balahir (2009-02-05)

Thanks for the upload, but why on Earth use 7-zip to compress the files?

ac90b671 (2009-03-11)

What's the version number on this, is it higher than 2.1?

zer0rez (2009-03-20)

After un-7z-ing this, the .iso won't mount in OS X with a "not recognized" error. Anyone else have this problem?

jensmmm (2009-03-28)

does MB and MBP use the same drivers?

LordOrwell (2009-04-04)

bootcamp has ALL drivers. It doesnt matter what system it's on. I used this iso to install drivers on my imac.
And as for "why 7zip"
why the heck not? All the unzipping programs worth a crap support 7zip now, and 7zip itself is completely free. Plus it can unzip the iso zipped inside it so you don't have to mount anything.

alan703nva (2009-05-29)

Flawless.
1. Download Torrent
2. Extract ISO
3. Burn ISO to CD
Works Great On New MacBook With WinXP Pro Sp2

TheDuns (2009-10-27)

Can't make this work with Windows 7 64-bit. Anyone know what to do?