[Frank Kruse]

Originally Posted by musicman691

It's not so much confusion inasmuch as it is carefully reading and understanding what's there and what interfaces are on computers available from Apple.. The sentence you quoted references MacBook Pro and Thunderbolt because that's the only computer right now available from Apple that has a Thunderbolt interface in it. It doesn't mean it won't work on a MacPro desktop; those don't have a Thunderbolt interface yet - maybe the new ones will.

And apparently you really don't need PT on a computer to flash a Native card, just the Native card drivers according to the page.

OK thanks. I found it confusing because the first part of the sentence refers to the OS and the second part refers to hardware both parts connected with a logical "and".

10.7 runs on multiple machines but that line sounds as if you need 10.7 AND a macbook pro which is even more weird because It's about a PCI-E-card. How do you use a macbook pro to flash a card?

Ah well.

Thanks for clarifying!

Frank.