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How to setup Snow Leopard on mini 10v with A06 BIOS
Published by jacques1171
09-11-2009 |
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![]() Moved from Mini 9 Guides to Mac Guides
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![]() Thanks!
SORRY I put it in the wrong place. |
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![]() Thanks jacques1171. I was thinking this would be the easiest way for me to upgrade if it works, so thanks for confirming that for me!
I'll try this over the weekend. |
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![]() Since my 10v is still in production at Dell, I tried this exact process on a Mini9. I know, I know, the Mini9 does not have the BIOS issue; I just wanted to confirm the PROCESS before trying this out on a new Mini 10v.
It worked perfectly. No problems. No Issues. ![]() Of course, this didn't fix audio on the Mini9, but that was not to be expected. Can't yet state that the process has been confirmed on a 10v, but I will know in a couple of weeks and report back.
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Dell Mini10v, 64GB RunCore Pro IV SATA SSD, 2GB Memory, A06 BIOS, 10.6.7, NBI 20100616212351, Bluetooth enabled (external dongle), USB Legacy disabled. |
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![]() Sorry for the newb question, but I have been reading everything I can because I plan on buying a 10v and installing 10.6.
All my computers are MACs so I do not have access to a PC. If I use this method, I don't need to mess with USB's, or boot from a USB when doing the Mac Hack on a new 10v? Thanks |
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![]() Quote:
I will try and duplicate this experience with my Mini10v which is due on the 30th, and I will report the results on this string. Good luck, and please report back your experience here. ![]()
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Dell Mini10v, 64GB RunCore Pro IV SATA SSD, 2GB Memory, A06 BIOS, 10.6.7, NBI 20100616212351, Bluetooth enabled (external dongle), USB Legacy disabled. |
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![]() But what's the point on doing it so complicated? Why not force the BIOS downgrade to 04 and everything works smoothly by eg. Merklot awesome instructions? (except the known things which are being worked on)
Is there really something in 06 firmware that you "need". I doubt as it's not even available on Dell to upgrade. Also as there is so much trouble on installing the updates are you sure it's going to work on next upgrade or will you see a KP again... |
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![]() Well... for starters, you can do an install in ~40 minutes rather than 2-3 hours depending on the speed of your USB stick.
Also, because we're geeks. It's what we do. ![]() |
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![]() Good answer.
![]() Actually, one has to wonder why Dell might have released A05, then A06. Software development resources are far too valuable to waste on the development of unnecessary BIOS upgrades.
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Dell Mini10v, 64GB RunCore Pro IV SATA SSD, 2GB Memory, A06 BIOS, 10.6.7, NBI 20100616212351, Bluetooth enabled (external dongle), USB Legacy disabled. |
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