TSE macrumors 601 Original poster Jun 25, 2007 4,073 3,715 St. Paul, Minnesota Nov 2, 2007 #1 Is there a way to shut down or temporarily disable a core in the processor of a core duo MacBook without taking the battery out? Don't ask why.
Is there a way to shut down or temporarily disable a core in the processor of a core duo MacBook without taking the battery out? Don't ask why.
cmaier Suspended Jul 25, 2007 25,405 33,472 California Nov 2, 2007 #2 TSE said: Is there a way to shut down or temporarily disable a core in the processor of a core duo MacBook without taking the battery out? Don't ask why. Click to expand... Yes. It involves an explosive charge. But if you don't do it quickly enough, the MacBook will figure it out and open the airlock.
TSE said: Is there a way to shut down or temporarily disable a core in the processor of a core duo MacBook without taking the battery out? Don't ask why. Click to expand... Yes. It involves an explosive charge. But if you don't do it quickly enough, the MacBook will figure it out and open the airlock.
yellow Moderator emeritus Oct 21, 2003 16,018 6 Portland, OR Nov 2, 2007 #3 Download and install the Developer's Tools, along with the CHUD tool. It allows you to shut off a processor, at least. Probably a core too. IIRC, that is.
Download and install the Developer's Tools, along with the CHUD tool. It allows you to shut off a processor, at least. Probably a core too. IIRC, that is.