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The SMC Firmware Update 1.0 is a System Management Control (SMC) firmware update for certain Intel-based computers, including MacBook Pro (15-inch) computers. Tip: Print or write down these instructions before you begin installing the update.

There are two parts to this process: Installing the firmware update application, and using the firmware update application to install the SMC Firmware Update.

1. Download the SMC Firmware Update 1.0, which is available at Apple Downloads.
2. Quit open applications, which are marked in the Dock with a small triangle.
3. Double click the SMC Update.pkg file.
4. Click Continue after reading the licensing agreement, then click Agree if you accept the terms.
5. Click Install to install the update application.
6. After the software is successfully installed, click Close to start the updater application. (If you inadvertently skipped this part, you can find the updater in /Applications/Utilities.)
7. Read the onscreen firmware update installation instructions, then click Restart to proceed.
As your computer starts, the SMC will be updated. Your computers fans will run at full speed during the update but will return to normal once the update completes. The computer will restart again once the firmware update is complete. Important: Do not interrupt the update process.

After your computer restarts a second time, you should see a message stating that the update was successful. Click OK to continue.

Note: If you see the dialog that you saw in step 7 instead of a message that the update was successful, try installing the update again (use the updater in /Applications/Utilities/).

Important: Do not interrupt the update.

MacBook Pro ColorFix 0.5 is a very flexible and effective utility which fixes a bug which started in OS X 10.5 and persists with Snow Leopard 10.6.

Users are reporting that with multiple monitors attached to the MacBook Pro (an potentially other Macs) the local display profile changes from it's correct setting when woken from sleep, resulting in a washed-out blue-ish look on one or both monitors. Simply opening the 'displays' preferences panel results in the color profile automatically correcting itself back to the correct profiles. This can be a pain, so this AppleScript Application simply does the above automatically. Place it in your dock and click it whenever you encounter this situation. Hopefully this will be addressed by Apple before this application comes out of beta testing.

Requirements: Mac OS X 10.5.7

This SMC Firmware Update adjusts fan behavior in the MacBook Pro 17-inch. The updater application will be installed in the /Applications/Utilities folder and will launch automatically after restart. Please follow the instructions in the updater application to complete the update process.
Here are the instructions within the updater, as they appear for the MacBook Pro Updater:
To update the SMC firmware on your MacBook Pro:
- Quit all other open applications.
- Click Restart in the MacBook Pro SMC Firmware Update window and wait for your computer to restart.
The SMC firmware update starts automatically. A status bar indicates the progress of the update. During the update your computer fans will run at full speed, but will return to normal once the update completes.
It is very important not to interrupt the update.
Your computer restarts automatically when the update is completed and opens the MacBook Pro SMC Firmware Update.
- Click OK. The SMC firmware is now up-to-date.
If these instructions appear on your screen again, the SMC firmware update was not successful.

System requirements:
- 17" MacBook Pro.

Enhancements
- Adjusts the fan behavior in MacBook Pro systems when running under high workload conditions.

The SMC Firmware Update is a System Management Control (SMC) firmware update for certain Intel-based computers, including MacBook Pro (15-inch) computers. Tip: Print or write down these instructions before you begin installing the update.
There are two parts to this process: Installing the firmware update application, and using the firmware update application to install the SMC Firmware Update.
- Download the SMC Firmware Update, which is available at Apple Downloads.
- Quit open applications, which are marked in the Dock with a small triangle.
- Double click the SMC Update.pkg file.
- Click Continue after reading the licensing agreement, then click Agree if you accept the terms.
- Click Install to install the update application.
- After the software is successfully installed, click Close to start the updater application. (If you inadvertently skipped this part, you can find the updater in /Applications/Utilities.)
- Read the onscreen firmware update installation instructions, then click Restart to proceed.
As your computer starts, the SMC will be updated. Your computers fans will run at full speed during the update but will return to normal once the update completes. The computer will restart again once the firmware update is complete. Important: Do not interrupt the update process.
When your computer restarts a second time, you should see a message stating that the update was successful. Click OK to continue.
Note: If you see the dialog that you saw in step 7 instead of a message that the update was successful, try installing the update again (use the updater in /Applications/Utilities/).
Important: Do not interrupt the update.

System requirements:
- MacBook Pro 15-inch

Enhancements
- Adjusts the fan behavior in MacBook Pro systems when running under high workload conditions.

SeisMac is a tool that transforms your MacBook or MacBook Pro (or SMS-equipped PowerBook or iBook) into a seismograph. It access your laptops Sudden Motion Sensor in order to display real-time, three-axis acceleration graphs.

The resizable, real-time scrolling display shows an enormous amount of acceleration information. Place your laptop on a table and see the seismic waves from tapping your toe on the floor.

Lay your laptop on your chest and see your heartbeat. And of course, if there is a real earthquake, SeisMac will be displaying full seismic information while you drop, cover and hold-on.

When running on the MacBook or MacBook Pro, SeisMac has a range of plus or minus two gravities of acceleration, displaying 256 values per gravity, sampled two hundred times per second for each axis. SeisMac is also compatible with older Sudden Motion Sensor-equipped iBooks and PowerBooks.