On the installation compatibility page, the App Store lists desktops and servers as being compatible with OS X v10.7 (Lion). Can Lion also be installed on a MacBook Pro? Other than it not being a desktop or server, it meets the other physical and technical requirements.
Thx!!
Kerry Moffit
MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.5.7), Stock.
Yes, provided it's one with a Core 2 Duo (Note the 2) - Do an about this Mac and see what your processor is.
Regards,
Shawn
Yes, provided it's one with a Core 2 Duo (Note the 2) - Do an about this Mac and see what your processor is.
Regards,
Shawn
Thanks!
Fits the bill......
A final update to 10.6 then download & update.
KM
Jazz
I hope you mean a final update to 10.6 - A FULL BACKUP - and then a download and update
LoL
Regards,
Shawn
Right -- back up.... always. Especially as I'm seeing issues others are having after updating.
I do have yet another question though; is this "Cloud Computing"? Or is it a full install? If Cloud, I doubt I'll upgrade any sooner than absolutely required. Here in Belgium, where I currently reside, I pay for a certain amount of bandwidth. If I exceed that bandwidth, I'll pay a "penalty". If this OS won't actually reside on the computer and will be making constant "calls" for data, code, etc, I don't think I can use it. Plus, this would also mean that unless I have access to a wi-fi connection, the computer wouldn't run at all.....
I've done just a bit of searching for data on how the upgraded OS is supposed to work but found very little information.....
Any and all insight will be welcomed!!
Thanks,
KM
MacBook Pro??
