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I use "itsycal" as a menubar item to show me upcoming calendar events.

Since this beta, the menubar icon has finally stuck in the right place (i.e. it loads next to the clock, which is where I want it) instead of resetting itself to the left-most icon position each time I reboot.

As an aside, installing the second attempt of this beta (the "minor update" referred to in the post above mine) caused my iCloud account to lock. I had to unlock it and reset the password (and hence log back in to FaceTime, iMessage etc on all my devices).

Adrian, I am seeing a similar issue. May I ask what you did precisely to "unlock your iCloud account"? Thanks.
 
I started not being able to wake up the monitor on the eGPU in .1, so I upgraded to .2 and it is the same.
 
I cannot output 4k@60hz from the HDMI port in the RX460. This SwitchResX setting is fine with DP->HDMI adapter.

It seems people have the same problem with PCs.

Even if this port is HDMI 2.0.
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I started not being able to wake up the monitor on the eGPU in .1, so I upgraded to .2 and it is the same.
It also does not start displaying with the eGPU unless the display is also connected to the CalDigit's HDMI.

And the computer does not even detect when the display is detached.
 
I started not being able to wake up the monitor on the eGPU in .1, so I upgraded to .2 and it is the same.
This is actually a new test:

1. Benchmark one Valley loop
2. Benchmark one Heaven loop
3. Let Heaven run a bit more
4. Quit Heaven

It can also happen If you just do one Valley benchmark and leave it running

I think I solved it by removing the dock from the TB chain. It does not matter in which position it is to cause trouble. I tried 2 different docks. With or without HDMI connected in them. With or without USB stick attached. It also happens without having the ethernet connected. Also checked with different TB cables.

Not really a solution.
 
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This is actually a new test:

1. Benchmark one Valley loop
2. Benchmark one Heaven loop
3. Let Heaven run a bit more
4. Quit Heaven

It can also happen If you just do one Valley benchmark and leave it running

I think I solved it by removing the dock from the TB chain. It does not matter in which position it is to cause trouble. I tried 2 different docks. With or without HDMI connected in them. With or without USB stick attached. It also happens without having the ethernet connected. Also checked with different TB cables.

Not really a solution.
Well, without the dock connected, I managed to make it fail after 2 runs of Heaven and 4 of Valley in succession.
 
Network share auto-mount bug at login (via System Preferences->Users->Login Items) is resolved as of 10.12.2 beta 2.
 
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