If you're using a Hackintosh then you might want to wait before upgrading to Mac OS X 10.6.2 because for all the bug fixes it brings, it lacks the Intel Atom support necessary for our beloved Hackintoshes.
Mac OS X 10.6.2 Update Missing Atom Support, Breaks Hackintosh
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> it also takes away Intel Atom support. And without it: No Hackintosh.
Is that strictly true? I would suspect that other SSE3 hackintosh machines, like core duo, should work fine?
You mean it kills hackintosh running on Atom processor. There are plenty of other choices of course.
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