"About AirPort Extreme Update 2008-004
This update is recommended for all Intel-based Macintosh computers running Mac OS 10.5.5 and improves the reliability of AirPort connections including improvements with roaming in large Wi-Fi networks."

I'm waiting for a download version. (On Oct. 29th they posted it at www.apple.com/support/downloads/airportextremeupdate2008004.html.)

• Enclosure Kit (add your own drive) now $39.99
• 250GB 7200RPM Solution now $79.99
• 320GB 7200RPM Solution now $94.99
• 500GB 7200RPM Solution now $114.99
• 750GB 7200RPM Available for $249.99

Solutions include Intech Speedtools Utility suite, Prosoft Databackup III for OS X, NovaStor NovaBackup for Windows, USB connecting cable, RJ45 Ethernet Connecting cable, 100~240V Autoswitching AC Power Supply, and a 1yr OWC Warranty.

DVD+R/RW + DVD-R/RW Drives:
• IDE ASUS DRW - 2014L in (Quicksilver) G4/AGP tower (OS X 10.4.11)
• IDE LG GSA-55N (as 2nd drive) in Mirror Drive Door tower (OS X 10.4.11)
  (noted performance/media problems, using patchburn 4)
• Firewire (cased) LG GSA-H58N used w/iMac G4 (OS X 10.4.11)
  (reused lacie FW/USB case that prev. had a CDRW)
  
  Hard Drives:
• SATA Hitachi 1TB T7K1000 in iMac G5 (OS X 10.4.11)
• IDE Western Digital 250GB Scorpio in (AL) PowerBook G4 (didn't note OS X version - assuming 10.5.x)

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" Subject: MacBook Pro switching GPU with logged in (multiple) users forces restart. (With a single user logged in a logout/relogin is required when changing GPU used - apple says are are prompted to save files.)
If more than one person is logged in on a new (Late 2008) MacBook Pro and would like to change the GPU, it forces you to RESTART the machine.
That's not too problematic, but after all it would be alot better to actually tell the user the reason why it won't work, so he could just log out the other user and save his/her work first. If you don't do so, the restart forces you to type in an administrators user/pass and log out the other users without saving their work. Please spread the news about this - I guess Apple should change this ASAP. Greetings from Germany
-Takeo
macbug.de"

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