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abz1981

macrumors 65816
Original poster
Jan 3, 2011
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I understand through iCloud you will be able to use Find my mac. However only on the macbook air. 2011. Does anyone know how this will work, if it will work same way as Find my iPhone? Anyone already used this, the iCloud beta testers?
 

FJB

macrumors newbie
Jun 8, 2011
19
2
ICloud needs Lion

I understand through iCloud you will be able to use Find my mac. However only on the macbook air. 2011. Does anyone know how this will work, if it will work same way as Find my iPhone? Anyone already used this, the iCloud beta testers?

My understanding (recall an article in Macworld entitled something to the effect of "everything you need to know about ICloud) is that you need to be running Lion.

Will see a correction if I'm wrong ;>)
 

RobQuads

macrumors regular
Jul 11, 2010
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I've got 10.7.2 GM all installed but it looks like Find My Mac will not be enabled until the public release on the 12/14?
 

NoisyCat

macrumors member
May 31, 2010
31
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It's working for me on a 2009 MacBook Pro but not in a 2011 Mac mini and 2011 MacBook Air. All three are running 10.7.2 GM.
 

bwhinnen

macrumors 6502
Apr 15, 2010
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McKinney
The build rev on the 10.7.2 GM is one less than that on the released 10.7.2 this morning. GM was 11C73 and the released update today is 11C74...

The new update happily went over the top, but was not announced in Software Update. I have trialled Find My Mac and it works fine on my mid 2011 MacBook Air with the new update.
 

JMurph72

macrumors newbie
Oct 12, 2011
2
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Missing

I ran the update this morning and was able to activate the feature on my 2008 iMac, but it has not updated on my Late 2010 Macbook Air. I am interested if anyone else with this model is having the same issue, or have gotten it to work.
 

slykens

macrumors member
Sep 30, 2011
38
1
No luck here. Updated to 11C74 this morning and the firmware update on my mid-2011 Air.

Find My Mac continues to report that a Recovery System Update is needed but none is available.
 

BadaBing!!

macrumors 6502
May 16, 2010
402
1
Everything installed OK and I enabled Find my Mac in iCloud settings ben I can't locate it ... weird.
 

MarkNY

macrumors regular
Jun 21, 2010
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No luck here. Updated to 11C74 this morning and the firmware update on my mid-2011 Air.

Find My Mac continues to report that a Recovery System Update is needed but none is available.

Same problem. Ran Onyx. Told me I had a boot drive error. Rebooted into recover mode. Fixed drive. Rebooted. Re-ran Recovery Update. Re-booted. Everything fine now.
 
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