Aperture 2.0 RAW import on a MacBook Pro 2.26

I tried to use Aperture on my old 2.0ghz macbook, once. It was within the system requirements but never would run. I regularly use Aperture 2.0 on my iMac 2.8 and it works fine. Sometimes it hangs but in general the workflow is very smooth. Well, my old macbook died so I bought a MacBook Pro 2.26ghz and was excited to be able to edit photos on the road. However, after importing a 4gig CF card with around 200 shots on it (~12mb per shot, I use a Canon 5D Mark I) Aperture just seems to be spinning away on the data and not producing much. I can click on images in the slideshow frame and some of them will pop-up, without regard to the location in the batch. This has been going on for about 45 minutes. I realize that I should max out the RAM but the machine is well within the system requirements... what gives? Thanks in advance.
To be more specific, the slideshow along the bottom has hash-marked images but no thumbnails. The whirling grey wheel says "thumbnails..." by it. I do this all of the time on my home machine, bulk RAW files take some time, I know but this is really dragging.

This problem was fixed with the ProKit update, duh... my fault

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