Apple Releases Digital Camera RAW and MacBook Battery Updates

[MacRumors]

Apple yesterday released a pair of updates, currently available through the Apple Downloads page:

Digital Camera RAW Compatibility Update 2.5

This update extends RAW file compatibility for Aperture 2, iPhoto '08, and iPhoto '09 for the following cameras:

Nikon D3X
Epson R-D1x

It also addresses issues related to specific cameras and overall stability.

The update requires OS X 10.4.11 or 10.5.3 or later and weighs in at 3.81 MB.

Battery Update 1.4

This update improves the ability of MacBook batteries to maintain a charge when the system is shut down and not used for an extended period of time.

Apple's support document about this update provides information on how to determine which machines require the update and how to apply it, as only those machines with battery device name "ASMB016" or "ASMB013" in the serial number, a Pack Lot Code of 0002, and a battery firmware version of 0110 as displayed in the "Battery" section of System Profiler require the update. The update requires OS X 10.5.6 and weighs in at 210 KB.

Article Link: Apple Releases Digital Camera RAW and MacBook Battery Updates

[UMHurricanes34]

Why doesn't the MBP get the battery update? My MBP loses a lot of juice while in sleep mode, while my old PB hardly lost any.

[Mykbibby]

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Battery update sounds lovely...

[drlunanerd]

Originally Posted by UMHurricanes34

Why doesn't the MBP get the battery update? My MBP loses a lot of juice while in sleep mode, while my old PB hardly lost any.

Unfortunately they make no mention of excessive sleep power consumption, this fix is for a problem that only seems to occur when the Macbook is turned off.

[mwp98223]

Ok. My macbook meets the stated system criteria. I ran the update and was told it installed and rebooted the machine. I return to system profiler and nothing appears to have changed. How do I know this has installed properly?

[mwp98223]

Originally Posted by drlunanerd

Unfortunately they make no mention of excessive sleep power consumption, this fix is for a problem that only seems to occur when the Macbook is turned off.

I also lose a lot of power while in sleep mode. I was hoping this addressed that.

[fabian9]

Originally Posted by MacRumors

Apple yesterday released a pair of updates, currently available through the Apple Downloads page:

Digital Camera RAW Compatibility Update 2.5The update requires OS X 10.4.11 or 10.5.3 or later and weighs in at 3.81 MB.

Battery Update 1.4Apple's support document about this update provides information on how to determine which machines require the update and how to apply it, as only those machines with battery device name "ASMB016" or "ASMB013" in the serial number, a Pack Lot Code of 0002, and a battery firmware version of 0110 as displayed in the "Battery" section of System Profiler require the update. The update requires OS X 10.5.6 and weighs in at 210 KB.

Article Link: Apple Releases Digital Camera RAW and MacBook Battery Updates

I also had a Wifi Client update when I just ran the software update. Hopefully this will improve performance and the cut out wifi drop outs in leopard i've had recently.

it weighs in at 1.8MB and requires a restart.

running on mid 2007 macbook, 10.5.6.

fabian

[Peruvian]

i dont see a macbook battery update on mine.... is this update for the newer models?

[claimed4all]

Originally Posted by Peruvian

i dont see a macbook battery update on mine.... is this update for the newer models?

Following the instructions on apples website, it seems that you the user needs to verify if you need it. It lists macbooks from 2006 to now as possible candidates.

[rdowns]

Originally Posted by Peruvian

i dont see a macbook battery update on mine.... is this update for the newer models?

My aluminum 2.4 GHz did not meet the requirements.

[sallythemac]

Originally Posted by rdowns

My aluminum 2.4 GHz did not meet the requirements.

Ditto.

The affected systems list is very ambiguous. Long and short of it, if you download it (it's tiny so u may as well) and try running it, it will say "your computer does not need this update" if it doesn't. Nothing lost.

[jensepollense]

I just downloaded this update, and after my computer restarted, the date was all messed up and now it won't go back to the correct time. It says it's December 31, 2000 at 7PM. I can set the time manually, but when i check the box to set time automatically, it reverts back to 2000. Anyone else having this problem or have a solution?

Thanks

EDIT: the problem is I downloaded all the updates released today -- iLife, Digital Camera, MacBook Battery etc -- so I don't know which one exactly caused this.

[Catacang]

Originally Posted by mwp98223

Ok. My macbook meets the stated system criteria. I ran the update and was told it installed and rebooted the machine. I return to system profiler and nothing appears to have changed. How do I know this has installed properly?

My mother's white Macbook (Late 2007 - Santa Rosa) also meets the criteria stated by Apple in it's support website.
I downloaded and run the update, the system rebooted as requested and in the system profiler nothing has changed too.
I expected at least the number in the Pack Lot Code field to increase from 0002 to 0003, because in the site has a note that says if that number is 0003 the update has already been applied.
Any ideas? Is this the expected behaviour?

[EricNau]

My macbook qualifies so far as I can tell. Should it show up in software update, or is it an independent download?

[Axemantitan]

Originally Posted by Peruvian

i dont see a macbook battery update on mine.... is this update for the newer models?

Are you running 10.5.6?

[EricNau]

Must one meet all requirements (device name, pack lot code, and battery firmware version), or simply any of the above?

[MasterNile]

My battery info meets all the requirements but doesn't show up in software update...anyone have any idea what's up with that? (I triple checked that it meets all the requirements)

EDIT: maybe I installed it yesterday without noticing, is there anyway to check?