Windows 7 64bit & Boot Camp 3.0 Installer Error

I have an early 2009 13" unibody MacBook. I have run the 64bit Win7 RC on it, and installing the 3.0 version of Bootcamp (as I recall) went well.
I have the released version of Windows 7 and am trying to install the 64bit version on a 62GB Bootcamp partition but for some reason, the 64bit BC install won't run. I get an error message that Boot Camp x64 is not supported on this computer model.
Is that correct? The early 2009 unibody MacBook won't run Boot Camp 3.x?
Has anyone else bumped into this problem?
Chris Spera
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Had the same problem on an iMac and this is how I got it solved.
http://blog.andersonshatch.com/2009/01/11/windows-7-x64-on-a-macbook-pro-guide/
Hope this helps.

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