Apple pushed out OS X 10.6.2 today, and while the latest Snow Leopard update fixes a whole slew of bugs, it introduces one major problem for netbook hackintosh builders: It doesn't seem to work with the Intel Atom processor.
It's not clear whether Apple would have intentionally broken Atom support in this release to discourage people from installing the operating system on netbooks. But Atom compatibility is clearly not a high priority for Apple since the company doesn't make any products that use the processor.
There had been some reports over the past week or so that pre-release builds of OS X 10.6.2 did or didn't work with Atom. But it looks like the final build that was released today falls into the not-working category.
It's very possible, (perhaps even inevitable) that sooner or later a hacker will figure out some way to modify the OS to support Atom powered netbooks. But for right now, if you have OS X installed on your netbook, you'll probably want to hold off on downloading the update.
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OS X 10.6.2 is out: Intel Atom support not included