Boot Camp 3.1, from Apple this time
January 20, 2010 2 Comments
Boot Camp now officially supports Windows 7. As I expected, it is largely a repackaging of drivers previously released for Boot Camp 2.2. Here’s the flyby of what is in the update (I looked at the x64 version).
- NVidia display driver 8.16.11.8861, 01/05/2010
- Binary.aapltp_Bin
- Binary.AppleBTBroadcom_Bin
- Binary.AppleBTE_Bin
- Binary.AppleBT_Bin
- Binary.AppleDisplay_Bin
- Binary.AppleiSight_Bin
- Binary.AppleODD_Bin
- Binary.asix_ethernet_Bin
- Binary.AtherosWin7_Bin
- Binary.Atheros_Bin
- Binary.Ati_GraphicsWin7_Bin
- Binary.Ati_Graphics_Bin
- Binary.BroadcomEthernet_Bin
- Binary.BroadcomWireless_Bin
- Binary.Cirrus_Audio_Bin 6.6001.1.21 (all new!)
- Binary.crystal_beach_Bin
- Binary.intel_ethernet_Bin
- Binary.IRFilter_Bin
- Binary.Keyboard_Bin 3.0.0.0 (same version number as was in Boot Camp 3.0
but I can definitely dim the keyboard more, now) - Binary.marvell_ethernet_Bin
- Binary.MultiTouchMouse_Bin
- Binary.MultiTP_Bin 3.0.0.0 (same as in 2.2)
- Binary.null_driver_Bin
- Binary.Realtek_Bin
- Binary.Sigmatel_Bin
Available from Apple in x86 and x64 flavors.
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Hi there,
While Binary.Cirrus_Audio_Bin 6.6001.1.21 fixes the “red light” problem, it causes high cpu cycle (50%) with audiodg.exe while playing mp3 or youtube-like flash app.
This forces me to urn back to the older sound driver…