Welcome to 10.x.1 updates. Though you can be sure that there are a number of under-the-hood improvements that were made in addition to the ones listed above.
Interested to see what the Late-2013 fixes are...
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Apple Releases OS X 10.9.1 With Several Mail Improvements
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Welcome to 10.x.1 updates. Though you can be sure that there are a number of under-the-hood improvements that were made in addition to the ones listed above.
Interested to see what the Late-2013 fixes are...
Orlandoech
macrumors 68040
After dealing with 10.9 and then going back to 10.8.5, Im not sure if I want to chance wasting more time and energy with 10.9.
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4God
macrumors 68020
jpfpreston
macrumors newbie
13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina Display (Late 2013)
I've been having an issue with my 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina Display (Late 2013). I'd be interested to know if anyone else is having a similar issue.
Issue: OS X 10.9 not prompting for password upon opening the lid after sleep. It only happens about 1 in 5 times that I open the lid.
Steps to replicate: Close lid. Let MacBook Pro sleep. Open lid. No password prompt.
Failed attempts to fix: Formatted HD using external Mavericks boot USB. Reinstalled fresh copy of 10.9. Restored from Time Machine. Toggling all possible "Require password X seconds after sleep" setting and toggling feature on and off completely.
I've been having an issue with my 13-inch MacBook Pro with Retina Display (Late 2013). I'd be interested to know if anyone else is having a similar issue.
Issue: OS X 10.9 not prompting for password upon opening the lid after sleep. It only happens about 1 in 5 times that I open the lid.
Steps to replicate: Close lid. Let MacBook Pro sleep. Open lid. No password prompt.
Failed attempts to fix: Formatted HD using external Mavericks boot USB. Reinstalled fresh copy of 10.9. Restored from Time Machine. Toggling all possible "Require password X seconds after sleep" setting and toggling feature on and off completely.
Would you rather they released 10.9 with more bugs so they could have a more "impressive" list of bugfixes later?
But I want to know if it fixes the nVidia scroll instantiation hardware gl replication bug which crops up 0.000001% of the time !
I mean common apple, this interferes with my work at least 3 1/2 seconds every fortnight, and is not repeatable in any test scenario.
I can't believe they fixed some GmailIMAP issues which only affect 80% of the user base instead if fixing my bug which is far more important than any of you.
- insert other whiny one-off bug reports below .....
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I mean common apple, this interferes with my work at least 3 1/2 seconds every fortnight, and is not repeatable in any test scenario.
I can't believe they fixed some GmailIMAP issues which only affect 80% of the user base instead if fixing my bug which is far more important than any of you.
- insert other whiny one-off bug reports below .....
🙂
dumastudetto
macrumors 603
Candlelight
macrumors 6502a
I've never had any issues with mail, but will install the update anyway.
Hopefully it doesn't break my mail! 🙂
Hopefully it doesn't break my mail! 🙂
gmanist1000
macrumors 68030
Main build number is 13B42.
Build number for late 2013 macbook pros is 13B3116
A full installer is also now available on the mas.
Build number for late 2013 macbook pros is 13B3116
A full installer is also now available on the mas.
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netnothing
macrumors 68040
Filevault boot slow
Anyone else have Filevault enabled, and are you seeing really slow boot times for the initial Password screen to show up?
EDIT: Ok, on both my machines, one w/o filevault, seems the update deselected the startup disk. It's still slow on the filevault machine, but not as bad.
-Kevin
Anyone else have Filevault enabled, and are you seeing really slow boot times for the initial Password screen to show up?
EDIT: Ok, on both my machines, one w/o filevault, seems the update deselected the startup disk. It's still slow on the filevault machine, but not as bad.
-Kevin
Jessica Lares
macrumors G3
I wonder if it fixes the partition issue after removing bootcamp?
Their article link is giving me a 404. 🙄
EDIT: It DID fix my partition issue! Happy day! 😀
Their article link is giving me a 404. 🙄
EDIT: It DID fix my partition issue! Happy day! 😀
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That's it? I hate the slowdowns on my fully loaded 15" MacBook Pro (late 2013). Scrolling through PDF files and Excels suck! Never happens on my Windows 8.1 machines. They are super smooth and fast unlike my Mac.