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tbluhp

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I have the macbook pro june 2012 model ID MacBookPro9,2 and using mac 10.8 dev preview 4 with facebook and I do not see any powernap feature?
 

el3ktro

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I have the macbook pro june 2012 model ID MacBookPro9,2 and using mac 10.8 dev preview 4 with facebook and I do not see any powernap feature?

I have a MacBook Air, but for Power Nap to work I first had to install a firmware update which showed up in Software Update. Maybe there's one available for your model, too?
 

Senseotech

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I have the macbook pro june 2012 model ID MacBookPro9,2 and using mac 10.8 dev preview 4 with facebook and I do not see any powernap feature?

Powernap is only going to work on machines that come standard with an SSD, aka newer model Macbook Airs, and the Retina MBP.
 

tbluhp

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Their is but upon trying to instal the software update I get a error saying that I must have 10.7 installed and I have 10.8 installed?
 

Sylon

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Feb 26, 2012
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Any chances of getting this feature if you install an SSD in your MBP? It's possible to upgrade your MBP's with an SSD drive, if you are willing to spend the money on one and go thru the process.
 

negativzero

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Any chances of getting this feature if you install an SSD in your MBP? It's possible to upgrade your MBP's with an SSD drive, if you are willing to spend the money on one and go thru the process.

I'm pretty sure that even if Apple decides not to, someone will probably come out with a hack that will allow those with a third party SSD to use powernap.
 
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