Apple releases Boot Camp 1.0.2 beta - sans details

Michael is correct. The only difference between 1.0.1 and 1.0.2 is the documentation included in the drivers disk image ./Content/Resources/DiskImage.dmg. There are no changes to the drivers, so there really isn't much of a point upgrading.

I found something.
I purchased a Mac Mini solo for some simpIe PC server duty using Boot Camp. I don't know if others had similar experience with non-Apple keyboards but with the original Boot Camp Beta release I was a bit frustrated getting the PC keyboard ALT key (Option on Apple keyboards) boot function to present the OS choices screen at boot. On most of my PC keyboards the ALT key simply wasn't recognized at boot and the last used OS would start the Mini up. I did have one PC keyboard that did work with the ALT key boot - but it was such a crappy keyboard I trashcanned it -what I should have done long ago.
I was wondering if the new BC Beta would fix this issue, I burned a new Beta 2 drivers CD and ran the package - Voila! The ALT key works at boot!

dvddesign, there are more of us than you might think! I really hope this fixes the wifi thing... time to go try it out.

This update is probably because of the new Macbook motherboard revision that Apple has been putting in returned Macbooks.

I installed Boot Camp and burned a new Windows drivers CD. Reboot into Windows and the CD shows up as 0 bytes (and I even verified the darned contents on the CD--for the first time since I discovered that I didn't need to!). So I reboot back into OS X, copy the CD to a folder in the Windows partition, and then installed the drivers. No problems other then the odd CD behavior. I still wish Apple wouldn't jerk us around by telling us switchers that we can use Windows too, then crippling the darned thing by not allowing simple things like screen savers, power saving functions, etc. At least when I use WMP and VLC, I can do full screen video for free : )

Maybe when Schiller rebuffs the idea of virtualization, what the really have in store is fast user switching instead. Switch to a 'user' already booted in Windows.
Is that possible?

It isn't Windows in a window, but it beats rebooting.

Meh, Ubuntu works on PPC Macs anyhow. I downloaded a copy myself recently...

I had boot camp installed once. When I tried to delete it and unpartition my disc, my system crashed badly. I now use Parallels, which is much better.
That is what I recommend.

I tried Ubuntu (for those who don't know, a free Linux distro) with Boot Camp on my MacBook Pro once. Too scared to try an install, I just booted off the test CD... Simply put, the new Intel Macs and Ubuntu do not get along very well.

I noticed that Apple changed the documentation. In the troubleshooting
section on page 16 of the Boot Camp Beta Installation & Setup Guide
they added the section: The Windows XP installer is not responding.
"If you're using the Mighty Mouse, the Windows XP installer may not
respond..."