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The updated Google Meet app allows you to easily and instantly video call your family and friends or schedule a meeting in advance. Now you can securely connect, collaborate, and celebrate with the highest-quality video calling, all in one app. How could that be? Some quick research led us to the answer: In late 2009, Apple issued a changed EFI firmware update for ‘late 2008’ MacBook and MacBook Pro models but did not document the impact of this update on the maximum addressable RAM (potential of 8 GB as opposed to 6 GB).Google Duo has been upgraded to Google Meet. The situation is complicated by the fact that the (identical) version number makes it impossible for users to tell whether they already have the updated firmware version installed on their MacBook, or whether they are still running the earlier one, which can only address 6 GB RAM. The following firmware updates should be installed on your device as a minimum to ensure that your MacBook(MacBook5,1 Series) oder MacBook Pro(MacBookPro5,1 Series) is able to fully address 8 GB RAM: System requirements for running 8 GB RAM on a ‘late 2008’ MacBook Pro/MacBook So, should you encounter problems running 8 GB RAM on your ‘late 2008’ MacBook/MacBook Pro, you can assume that the problem is the firmware a quick update should fix it.

MacBook: EFI Firmware Update 1.4 (Boot-ROM-Version 03).

MacBook Pro: EFI Firmware Update 1.8 (Boot-ROM-Version 05).

In addition, the operating system should be updated to at least OSX 10.6.6. 8 GB RAM can be used to full effect from ‘Snow Leopard’ onwards.īy the way, if you have installed the latest EFI Firmware Update 2.8 (of 28 February 2012) on your system, you can upgrade your MacBook Pro to 8 GB RAM straight away with no further issues.

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