Creator 2 for OS X on Intel Core Duo?

Hi,
Does anyone know if the current Creator2 release for Mac OS X supports the machines with the new Intel Core Duo chips (e.g. iMac)? If not, does anyone know when the new machines are expected to be supported?
I tried installing Creator2 on an iMac Intel machine and it failed with this error:
"The RAVE_J2EE_HOME environment variable is set. This variable needs to be unset before installation."
Thanks for your help!

Thanks for the response and I look forward to Creator 2 on MacIntel!
As far as RAVE_J2EE_HOME, I have no idea why the installer is complaining that it is set. I haven't installed anything on the machine prior to trying to install Creator 2 and I definitely didn't manually set it (I've never heard of the variable before). Doing an echo of the variable in Terminal gives nothing. Since I now realize that I was trying to install Creator 2 on an unsupported platform, I guess all bets are off on the installer as well. I will just try again when the MacIntel version is out.

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