On Dec 26, 2012, at 11:13 PM, electropura212 wrote:
< Apple does not have different versions of the OS for specific
machines.
> Back in the pre-OSX days, they would occasionally have enablers for
specific models, but they have not chosen to do that with OSX to this
point. OSX just installs everything. If its not needed for your
machine, it just doesn't do anything (like the zillion printer drivers
and language files).
> The only issue is with the installer itself (and the board check I
mentioned). The OS installation should be exactly the same regardless
of what machine you install on.
I reiterate:
In other words, if John clones his MBP startup drive onto his MacPro
drive, it should work as a startup drive on the MacPro, right?
Dennis Degan, Video Editor-Consultant-Knowledge Bank
NBC Today Show, New York
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