I'm speculating it'll get released early next week given two betas last week but none this week. I could be wrong but past experience suggests that it's waiting for something to happen for release. Maybe new iMacs?
macOS 10.14.4 will most likely be released 23/01, as 10.13.3 and 10.12.3 were also released 23/01.
Typo, I meant 10.14.3...I would assume that the 10.14.3 GM release would need to be released first since 10.14.3 Beta is the current version and not 10.14.4 as you predicted.
Nice catch on those release dates.
Well... it could be.I'm speculating it'll get released early next week given two betas last week but none this week. I could be wrong but past experience suggests that it's waiting for something to happen for release. Maybe new iMacs?
macOS 10.14.3 will most likely be released 23/01, as 10.13.3 and 10.12.3 were also released 23/01.
yeah it fixed.. but still not fast enough like old times. but at least a improvementI just want that 2 minute + cold boot up delay using external SSD as a boot drive FIXED.
Update: It's finally FIXED!
I wonder if fixes the periodic lag spikes with seemingly no activity. I'll test it out tonight.yeah it fixed.. but still not fast enough like old times. but at least a improvement
Um I'm not sure why yours is slow then. Mine boots up in 20-30 seconds. Depending on how many other portable USB drives I have currently connected. It's fast now.yeah it fixed.. but still not fast enough like old times. but at least a improvement
Just finished a successful update to 10.14.3 on my MacPro3,1 running on the HPS file system.
Everything went smooth and so far so good.
macOS 10.14 Mojave on Unsupported Macs Thread
Same here on an MacBook Pro (MBP 2009)
I used Mojaves built in System updater.No direct download link?
**EDIT**
Here's the download link: https://support.apple.com/kb/DL1992?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US
I used Mojaves built in System updater.
In most cases, the combo updater is completely unnecessary and adds to the install time quite significantly. The delta updater is fine to use.Works if you have a single machine. With more that one Mac device, though, downloading the combo is a better practice.
In most cases, the combo updater is completely unnecessary and adds to the install time quite significantly. The delta updater is fine to use.
Works if you have a single machine. With more that one Mac device, though, downloading the combo is a better practice.