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Apple Releases OS X 10.10.4 With 'Discoveryd' Process Removal
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I was a little nervous when after the restart my Mac made an old school 80s beep sound.
If Software Update hangs/crashes/doing noting but spinning around: I did Force Quit the 'softwareupdated' process/daemon in Activity Monitor while having the App Store running. The update started immediately.
TRIM is not supported over USB and this update won't change (fix) that.
The update corrupted my installation. After it rebooted, it shuts down around 25% of the booting process. Even safe mode does not work. I rebooted on Recovery disk and did a "Verify" on Disk Utility and I was given an Error 8 - and the disk cannot be repaired. It says I need to do a re-installation.
Same thing here I thought Apple Music was part of the update. Unless Apple decided to neglect mac users and just give all the first and good stuff to iOSes.
That's the first thing I tried before making my post. The instructions didn't work. Also can't access the sudo command from the terminal to try and disable trimforce...
The Cindori instructions do not always work _ I had the same situation on my MBP some months ago - in the end the only option was a full reinstall from Time Machine
Five hours left here, haha! You must've riding in the silence before the storm.
I wouldn't advise anyone update right away, especially if you have important projects to do during the work day. I haven't been able to get past the login screen, so now seeing what I can do in safe mode. Only update I ran was EFI. Hope I can figure out how to boot normally again.
Edit - Just an update, once I rebooted from safe mode, it let me in just fine. Not sure what that was all about.
Edit - Just an update, once I rebooted from safe mode, it let me in just fine. Not sure what that was all about.
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You can leave it. It remains to be seen if it will remain enabled after the next update, but it won't prevent the computer from booting like Cindori's enabler does.
It has no relationship to Trim Enabler. This is trim support from Apple directly.
After some more tinkering with the Terminal, I finally got the system to boot up, and TRIM is enabled. I guess something must have went wrong after I disabled Chameleon TRIM Enabler, and then ran the trimforce command.
Is there a way to check if kext signing is enabled on my system? When I type "nvram boot-args" it says data was not found
