Re: Bootcamping my Mac Mini
Well played. I didn't know you had a Windows VM, but that is indeed what you are after.
That stuff on the DVD is mostly from the bad old days when the MacBook Air used networked optical drives to boot and install OS X. It's all now irrelevant, except the Windows server side of the optical drive sharing, which can still be used by optical-less Macs. MacBook Air now uses external optical drives just like everything else, come supplied with recovery partitions (it used to be install sticks that emulated DVD drives) and no longer support the "Remote Install Mac OS X" feature.
Yes, you want the drivers. Those drivers should go on a FAT32-formatted USB key.
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