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David Empson
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> > > Has the Aluminum Keyboard Update fixed the issue that Mac Minis have
> > > with the Aluminum keyboard?
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> recognise newer keyboards, but it is possible that the keyboard firmware
> update might have allowed older Macs to recognise the new keyboard
I have installed several keyboard and Mini updates, and startup keys
still won't work. (1.66 ghz, Core Duo.)
David Empson - 22 Apr 2008 12:36 GMT
> > > > Has the Aluminum Keyboard Update fixed the issue that Mac Minis have
> > > > with the Aluminum keyboard?
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> I have installed several keyboard and Mini updates, and startup keys
> still won't work. (1.66 ghz, Core Duo.)
That's the first Intel Mac Mini model, so the implication is that the
keyboard firmware update didn't change anything regarding recognition of
startup keys by older Mac Mini models.
It is most likely that the only way this would be resolved is if Apple
released a firmware update for older Mac Mini models to recognise the
aluminium keyboard at startup.
It seems that they work fine with the latest model (Mid 2007 1.83/2.0
GHz Core2 Duo, which was introduced at the same time as the aluminium
keyboard). That is probably the only Mac Mini model (so far) which fully
supports these keyboards.

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