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This is likely because I installed Windows 7 first, and then installed Lion utilizing an Xmove partition. After install completion, I immediately ran Multibeast instead of updating to 10.7.2 and then running MB. I did this because I wanted to make sure I would be able to boot WinDoze before I spent the time updating Lion. This resulted in an "Invalid Checksum" error for 10.7.2 but I was able to update directly to 10.7.3.. I'm hoping this won't cause stability issues. Anyone think I should do a fresh install or should it be ok with out the 10.7.2 update? Thanks...
I never cease to be amazed by Hackintoshing. I just installed windows 7 and then Lion. I understood that you absolutely had to install 10.7.2 and then 10.7.3... That being said I was just completely unable to install 10.7.2 no matter what I did, so for the hell of it, I attempted 10.7.3 update and it was successful... I haven't a clue! Anybody else experienced this? I'm very sure I was at 10.7.0 as it was a fresh install and I checked the "About This Mac"... Thought it was worth mentioning...
I never cease to be amazed by Hackintoshing. I just installed windows 7 and then Lion. I understood that you absolutely had to install 10.7.2 and then 10.7.3... That being said I was just completely unable to install 10.7.2 no matter what I did, so for the hell of it, I attempted 10.7.3 update and it was successful... I haven't a clue! Anybody else experienced this? I'm very sure I was at 10.7.0 as it was a fresh install and I checked the "About This Mac"... Thought it was worth mentioning...