Apple Discussion poster "TAGVoar" writes: "I have an iMac 24" that I want to use Boot Camp on. When I try it says I need to reinstall Mac OS X fresh then use Boot Camp." ...

However, the Boot Camp Assistant, software that sets up and manages Windows partitions, will not. Apple also has said that it will stop delivering driver updates to beta users.

According to the terms, which are posted on Apple's Web site, the software is licensed only until Apple comes out with a commercial release of Boot Camp, or until September 30, whichever comes first.

Apple's Boot Camp Assistant first burns a CD with all of the necessary drivers for Windows on your Mac.

Without Boot Camp Assistant, Mac users won’t be able to easily install Windows, resize the Windows’ partition, or remove a Windows installation from their system.