At least your Bluetooth headset actually works in lion.
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Apple Releases OS X 10.7.1
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At least your Bluetooth headset actually works in lion.
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3200456?start=0&tstart=0
Then what are the combo updates?
The deltas come through Software Update and the combos are direct from the Apple website.
I think he means that its the "new" form of delta updates. Single bits of code are being replaced now, instead of entire files, when something is changed.
No Apple. NO! Bad Apple! Don't release specific versions of 10.7.1. Now installation media may not work.
Combo updates are for people who will be updating more than one Mac, potentially of more than one model. It's a rollup of all the changes in the release for all machine types.
im running at 60 degrees celsius with just one tab in safari open. fans spinning at 2400 rpm. in snow leopard they would spin at 2000 rpm and the cpu would be 45 celsius. i was hoping that would be fixed in this. doesn't bother me as much unless it gets close to 80.
I know. I guess I was asking why CyBeRino stated that they have always been Deltas when there have also always been combo updates.
What a load of crock, for me the wifi issues have not been fixed on my macbook, if its not my macbook it's the iPad, if it's not the iPad it's the iPhone.
How hard is it for Apple to release a product with wifi that is fit-for-purpose. It's not like they are developing for a 101 different configurations (unlike Microsoft) they just cannot get it right!
Are they getting too big for their boots and just don't care?
The whole system seems to be a bit slower now that 10.7.1 is on board?
And before you say it, yes it could be just my Mac, but guess what, it still cost me nearly £900 and for that sort of money I expect it to work.
SL here we come!!!
How hard is it for Apple to release a product with wifi that is fit-for-purpose. It's not like they are developing for a 101 different configurations (unlike Microsoft) they just cannot get it right!
Are they getting too big for their boots and just don't care?
The whole system seems to be a bit slower now that 10.7.1 is on board?
And before you say it, yes it could be just my Mac, but guess what, it still cost me nearly £900 and for that sort of money I expect it to work.
SL here we come!!!
In the software update it says "Mac OS X update 10.7.1" and in the Apple knowledge base it says "OS X Lion 10.7.1"
Perhaps in 10.7.2 they'll have decided whether this is Mac OS X or OS X Lion.
I'd prefer to have the "Mac" in the name, if only as reassurance.
Perhaps in 10.7.2 they'll have decided whether this is Mac OS X or OS X Lion.
I'd prefer to have the "Mac" in the name, if only as reassurance.
The same charge is leveled at every OS X release. In fact the x.x.1 update almost always appears within three weeks of the base OS release; the fact that this one took 27 days means it took longer than usual. 10.6.1 was released less than two weeks after 10.6.
I'm glad the wi-fi issues have been fixed. It used to take a good half minute to connect to the network sometimes, but now it seems to be back to Snow Leopard speed. Good stuff!
Haha, I just rolled my laptop back to Snow Leopard after frustration with some of these problems! However there are still other issues that aren't addressed.
I think all of our computers will be staying on Snow Leopard for the foreseeable future.
I think all of our computers will be staying on Snow Leopard for the foreseeable future.
Machine-specific delta updates are available through Software Update. Software Update is only grabbing the code that is specific for your machine. If you run it on a two-year old MacBook, it will not grab videocard drivers for last year's Mac Pro.
The downloads from the Support downloads page
http://support.apple.com/downloads/
are all-machine delta updates from the previous version. These are standalone installers and can be used to update many different computers.
When several standalone point updates are combined into one installer, they become a "combo update." Thus 10.6.3 Combo Update has all of the changes from 10.6.0 to 10.6.1 to 10.6.2 to 10.6.3 for all systems supported by the latter OS version.
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And what CyBeRino means is that there is no new form of software updates. The OS X updates via Software Update have always been delta updates. The Combo updater however is not, it is the entire update and even prior ones. That way you only have to install the latest after you've installed a fresh copy of OS X, just saves you from running updates after updates after updates.
AD is still broken
Also noticing the computer hangs at the Loginwindow without the mouse or KB being active for quite a long time (5 minutes or so.)
Still tons of issues. It appears this update just fixed minor things and things that effected people moving over from SL to Lion.
Also noticing the computer hangs at the Loginwindow without the mouse or KB being active for quite a long time (5 minutes or so.)
Still tons of issues. It appears this update just fixed minor things and things that effected people moving over from SL to Lion.
I rebooted and installed the update, and I made sure to check "reopen windows", and guess what? It didn't reopen my windows. The ONE TIME this would actually be useful, it fails. Apple specifically said that Restore Windows is great when rebooting because of software updates. Well it doesn't freaking work.
Oh, and I don't notice anything new: all of the annoying crap is still there, all the bugs with Arrange by and Sort by in Finder, all the stupid Mission Control limitations, and everything else so far seems the same.
I didn't have any bugs that the update description mentions. I had a crapload of other bugs, and I still have them.
Oh, and I don't notice anything new: all of the annoying crap is still there, all the bugs with Arrange by and Sort by in Finder, all the stupid Mission Control limitations, and everything else so far seems the same.
I didn't have any bugs that the update description mentions. I had a crapload of other bugs, and I still have them.
RE : Combo Updates.
Combo Updates are updates that are for all previous builds of a major build.
Example.
Combo update for 10.6.5 can be installed on any version of 10.6 up to 10.6.3,10.6.4 and 10.6.5.
Combo updates for OS 10.6.8 can be installed on system that run OS 10.6.1,10.6.2,10.6.3,10.6.4 and 10.6.5
Since this is the first "Delta Update" for OS 10.7.0 ( there is no previous build of 10.7.0 ) there is no Combo Update.
When 10.7.2 comes out there "will" be a "Combo Update" for users running OS 10.7.0 and 10.7.1
Combo Updates are updates that are for all previous builds of a major build.
Example.
Combo update for 10.6.5 can be installed on any version of 10.6 up to 10.6.3,10.6.4 and 10.6.5.
Combo updates for OS 10.6.8 can be installed on system that run OS 10.6.1,10.6.2,10.6.3,10.6.4 and 10.6.5
Since this is the first "Delta Update" for OS 10.7.0 ( there is no previous build of 10.7.0 ) there is no Combo Update.
When 10.7.2 comes out there "will" be a "Combo Update" for users running OS 10.7.0 and 10.7.1
I guess it comes down to what Apple feel they can fix in a reasonable time scale. Now they can say they've pushed out bug fixes within a month of the OS being released, which buys them time to fix more stuff before 10.7.2.
I still got the problem I had before in mission control. Sometimes when I click on a window they bounce and hit each other instead of coming to the front. Still doing it. Not always but just messing around a little I had it doing it in no time at all.