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After 10.5.6 iTunes Does Not Recognize Mobile Me

After upgrading to 10.5.6, within iTunes, Mobile Me is now asking to be setup. It is not recognizing that it is already setup on the iPhone. Does anyone else notice this?
 
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MobileMe sync is not within a minute for me regarding calender...

Have you got Back To My Mac turned on and MobileMe sync set to Automatic?

Roger that.Still 15 minutes or more to sync.
 
• Address Book
- Improves reliability of Address Book syncing with iPhone and other devices and applications.

Rather than just Yahoo, do we get native sync to Google Contacts yet?
 
Permission Warnings

no one else has repair permission problems?

I know its not a "problem" but it is annoying. I remember these were common when 10.5.1 came out
 

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Apparently no problems. But reboot was strange, looked like when you reset the PRAM with a double bong.
 
Has anyone tried out some gaming benchmarks? I'm sure it just meant bug fixes/glitches but I'm curious as to if there is any FPS increase.

When in Finder, I can't increase/decrease the icon size by pinching now :( why??

Thank God! That always pissed me off. It was more annoying than useful. Wow this update really is like the second coming. :D


EDIT: I also just noticed they've changed the options under the power icon in the top bar next to the clock (I'm on a MBP). You used to be able to adjust between performance, battery saver, etc., but now it just shows your current power plan.
 
Didn't read but searched the whole thread and didn't see this. I noticed that the energy saver optimization preferences are no longer accessible from the menu bar. You can no longer switch between better power savings/Normal/Better performance/Custom. Why? I loved and used that all the time.
 

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Nice... Safari seems faster, and the Keyboard/mouse preference problems seem to have been resolved...


Hopefully it remains stable for the next few months!
 
I'm on a late 2008 uni MBP and after the update have noticed much cooler operating temps. Before the update, when using firefox, the temp was at 60-62 C. It's now running at 55-58 C. Anyone else notice lower running temps?

Note: I also installed SMC firmware 1.2 at the same time
 

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Has anyone tried out some gaming benchmarks? I'm sure it just meant bug fixes/glitches but I'm curious as to if there is any FPS increase.



Thank God! That always pissed me off. It was more annoying than useful. Wow this update really is like the second coming. :D

x2! mistaken icon changing made me angry!
 
If any of you are college students and use Schoolhouse, it's performance was already messed up in Leopard, but you could work around it with Rosetta sometimes. But 10.5.6 seems to have completely broken it. The dev seems to have disappeared, he used to talk about the next update, but there's been no word for about 10 months now.
 
Update ran fine on my Early 2008 MBP.

The big performance issue I'm noticing is that memory usage is improved - normally with all of the following running, I hit swap usage (have 4GB ram):
- Finder
- Path Finder
- Mail
- iCal
- Safari
- NetNewsWire
- Adium
- Terminal
- Parallels (Vista VM - 1GB ram allocated)

I'm still sitting with 768MB free now :D
 
Didn't read but searched the whole thread and didn't see this. I noticed that the energy saver optimization preferences are no longer accessible from the menu bar. You can no longer switch between better power savings/Normal/Better performance/Custom. Why? I loved and used that all the time.

Oh that sucks! I always switched to Custom when I was watching long videos online or something so my screen didn't dim. I don't wanna install Caffeine just for that.

What the hell were they thinking???
 
Downloaded quickly; less than 5 minutes. Upon restart my Late-MBA got stuck on blue screen with spinning gear. After 30 minutes I held Power Button and it installed in minutes after reboot.
 
Update ran fine on my Early 2008 MBP.

The big performance issue I'm noticing is that memory usage is improved - normally with all of the following running, I hit swap usage (have 4GB ram):
- Finder
- Path Finder
- Mail
- iCal
- Safari
- NetNewsWire
- Adium
- Terminal
- Parallels (Vista VM - 1GB ram allocated)

I'm still sitting with 768MB free now :D
Give those apps a chance to use RAM, post back later.
 
Mail issues with 10.5.6

When trying to view an email with an attachments on my PowerPC G5 I get the spinning beach ball and then mail crashes. This only happens when trying to view emails with attachments.

Anyone else having this problem?
 
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