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well, after about 15min i gave up and did a cold reboot.

computer restarted to 10.8.3 - everything looks ok.

(except now i cant seem to partition my drive for bootcamp)

Thanks for letting me know. Was starting to wonder what to do, its been almost 30 minutes now.

I can confirm forced shutdown works to solve the problem. And I thought the update was supposed to be rock solid....
 
I ordered a copy of Windows 8 yesterday, so this is great news! I now need to decide whether I keep my current Fusion drive which puts a Boot Camp install on the HDD only, or break the Fusion and put both OSX and Win8 on the SSD.

Definitely put them on the SSD.

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What is Apple released OS X 10.8.3 today, and then will release the developer preview of OS X 10.9 along with the introduction video tomorrow? That would take the spotlight away from Samsung…

That was probably the goal of releasing it today.
 
You could upgrade to 10.8.2, and update to 10.8.3 immediately afterward.

Yes, but I'm doing an erase and install and would like to start immediately with 10.8.3. I've waited this long so can wait a bit longer. In fact my download just finished so proceeding now. I'll check back in a couple of days after all my software etc. is installed. Hope it goes well.
 
I have Problems, too. My iOS Devices connected without problems, but via safari and iCloud.com no login possible.

Does it recognise your password? Mine doesn't.

It is on posted the iCloud system status page. I was having the same problem, but it cleared itself up.

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meh.... anything that doesn't fix the broken Superdrive in my 2011 iMac is worthless to me.
Still not happy about this Apple and I'm not paying you to fix a 2 year old iMac.

And don't tell me I should have bought Apple Care (which IMO is an ironic title for support... especially when you don't have it) because apparently you don't Care

I have a 2011 27" iMac. What issue are you having with the superdrive?
 
Hooray!

I've been waiting for this for a long time... Hopefully A) there are no hidden bugs and B) 10.9 DP1 is around the corner!
 
10.8.3 and TRIM support

The 10.8.3 update broke TRIM support for non-Apple drives.

Likely take a couple of days for the various patches and GUIs to be updated to re-enable this feature on the SSDs. There are apparently some strings which changed.

Given "Trim Enabler" is simply a GUI atop either a python or a perl script (not sure which) I suppose whomever wrote the original script and shared it, will figure it out.

chmodme
 
Finally "real" Windows 8 Support :)
The overlay (onscreen visual feedback) is back again for brightness and volume control. Those were missing on Windows 7 support software used on Windows 8 installation. Can't see other enhancements.
 
Just installed the new driver pack for Bootcamp and it doesn't appear that there are any newer Windows 8 drivers, though there are more for a few things like wireless etc from different manufacturers. Just the app and the guide that's been updated to include the words Windows 8 I think.
 
no, it is broken

This happens with every point update because the kext files that the TRIM enabler hacks get replaced. Just run the TRIM enabler again and it usually turns TRIM back on.

The present scripts do not re-enable TRIM. Strings changed, and MD5 fails, etc.
 
I didn't say I needed more RAM, I was replying to a post that stated that Safari is a memory hog, which is laughable considering how much Chrome hogs.

With how cheap ram is, I doubt you'll be seeing a low ram browser. I stopped using safari because chrome works better with the rmbp. I'm currently eating up 400 mb of ram with 2 windows open...
 
Happened the same time. There was a press release and the seed was on the Dev portal.

If there were multiple news stories released at the same time as the software went out, I'd hardly call that "without any fanfare". Sure, they didn't do an event last time, but it's not like it just showed up on the dev site without any mention elsewhere.
 
Finally "real" Windows 8 Support :)
The overlay (onscreen visual feedback) is back again for brightness and volume control. Those were missing on Windows 7 support software used on Windows 8 installation. Can't see other enhancements.

Not on mine they weren't. They worked fine with the Windows 7 support pack. :confused:
 
The present scripts do not re-enable TRIM. Strings changed, and MD5 fails, etc.

Ah... I see. I was not clear from your post you had tried to run the enabler again. Previous point releases it worked if you just ran the enabler once more.
 
How long should this upgrade take? Mine has been on a whitish/gray screen for several minutes.
 
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