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Apple Releases OS X 10.8.1 with Fixes for Migration Assistant, Exchange, and iMessage Issues
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10.8.1 Update STILL available
FYI THIS FIXED IT FOR ME: https://discussions.apple.com/message/19358707#19358707
IF you have the DMG/ISO on your hard disk... EVEN an USB connected drive, it'll show up in software update..
Read this thread... Totally worked for me.
http://twitter.com/wsellers
FYI THIS FIXED IT FOR ME: https://discussions.apple.com/message/19358707#19358707
IF you have the DMG/ISO on your hard disk... EVEN an USB connected drive, it'll show up in software update..
Read this thread... Totally worked for me.
http://twitter.com/wsellers
just installed the update 1 minute ago and already noticed hot corners stopped working, as well as the brightness down keyboard shortcut that I assigned via better touch tools, and using through synergy on my windows desktop keyboard. The brightness up keyboard shortcut still works perfectly fine though.
Never tried NovaBench but...
I tried it now after installed 10.8.1 and it screams =)
I just quickly ran NovaBench and here is the result. Quite improvement for a 7MB download. I'm hoping that others are seeing same improvements
I tried it now after installed 10.8.1 and it screams =)
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You have a Mountain Lion installer somewhere on your disk, and it's updating that to 10.8.1.
I hope this fix and the soon to be released iOS6 solve the iMessage issues I've been having recently.
Running 10.8.1 seems fine.
Battery 100% claims 2:21 remaining, but my battery "needs servicing" and is 46 months old with 309 cycles.
Battery 100% claims 2:21 remaining, but my battery "needs servicing" and is 46 months old with 309 cycles.
Even smaller for my computer (see sig): 7.28 MB.
No battery fixes, though.
I guess 10.8.2 will deliver.
Nope, still overwrites the original document.
Can't you just hold down 'Option' in the file menu to change 'Duplicate' to 'Save As...' ?
I finished downloading the mysterious 4.34Gb 10.8.1 update (I had already installed the much smaller update and was running 10.8.1) and, after that, the update list is empty. I'm pretty sure that it only updates the ML installer (that you downloaded from Apple Store when ML came out and that you still have in your HDD) to 10.8.1. Mystery solved!
I deleted my Mountain Lion dmg from before and app store still won't show me a download smaller that 4GB. ????
Smb
In every release Apple have SMB problems. Why not use the open source samba and stop trying to make there own.
The performance on SMB shares are very bad.
In my Linux server samba share can get around 100 mb/s on (windows and Linux) and on mac around 20 mb/s lol. In 10.6 i have the same problem. Not solved and i guess never will.
When Apple release a major version they forget the previous version.. Microsoft and Linux distributions don't do that!
In every release Apple have SMB problems. Why not use the open source samba and stop trying to make there own.
The performance on SMB shares are very bad.
In my Linux server samba share can get around 100 mb/s on (windows and Linux) and on mac around 20 mb/s lol. In 10.6 i have the same problem. Not solved and i guess never will.
When Apple release a major version they forget the previous version.. Microsoft and Linux distributions don't do that!
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You can, but it does the same thing, it just gives you what looks like a classic 'Save As' box. Still overwrites the original though. Beyond stupid.
I just quickly ran NovaBench and here is the result. Quite improvement for a 7MB download. I'm hoping that others are seeing same improvements
Which Mac is that?
How come my 3d fps is 55 and yours is only 40?
Especially when you have a more powerful cpu.
Wish I would've done that before 10.8.1 to see if it improved any.
Also my drive write speed seems awfully slow.
Anyways, no problem so far with 10.8.1.
Didn't have any problems with the release of Mountain Lion, including battery life, so not sure if much will change.
