Some warnings to those Mac'ers who are considering using Bootcamp. Remember that Boot Camp is still in Beta. I wouldn't risk it. Here is just a sample of some of the problems:
Users Find Flaw in Boot Camp
Some users report that Apple's software has permanently turned their Macs into PCs.
Matthew Broersma, Techworld.com
Thursday, April 13, 2006 07:00 AM PDT
Some Mac users are reporting problems with Apple's Boot Camp, the software that lets Intel-based Macs run Windows. Ironically, some users say that they have been left stuck with Windows, with their hardware unable to reboot the Mac operating system.
For complete story see:
http://www.pcworld.com/article/125393-1/article.html
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Mac's Boot Camp spawns security worries
Having caught wide attention through the public beta release of its Boot Camp software, which allows users to install and run Windows XP on its current Intel-based computers, the firm has also been placed under the expectation of supporting Microsoft's operating system in addition to its own Mac OS X operating system software.
The end result has become that much more confusing to the end user.
In Apple's most recent security patch, the third one of the year, the company sent out a variety of fixes geared towards ensuring that malicious code couldn't be activated through programs and that other software could handle malformed data without crashing. The fixes, which amounted to a hefty 12 to 28 megabyte download depending on which version of the Mac OS X operating system was being used, provided pre-emptive fixes to problems that had yet to be exploited on a wide scale.
For complete story:
http://www.physorg.com/news67098523.html
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Late-Breakers
Friday, July 21 2006 @ 07:40 AM PDT
Boot Camp Beta 1.0.2
Problems using target disk mode after removing Boot Camp
Some users are reporting an issue where they are unable to use their Intel-based Macs in target disk mode (the Intel-based Mac being the target disk) after removing Boot Camp using the Boot Camp Assistant, located in Applications/Utilities.
For complete story:
http://www.macfixit.com/article.php?...60721074045272