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OS X 10.4.10 Released
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MacBook (Late 2006) C2D 2.0GHz 1GB 80GB. Update was 74MB, so it's not just SR that got something more...
And I've got the speaker popping. I think coreaudiod is behaving oddly. But - I have a solution! Well, there's 2.
1) Downgrade.
2) Use an iMic to connect the speakers.
Looks like in fixing the problems with Core Audio from 10.4.9, they actually made new problems for people who didn't have the originals. Nice.
And I've got the speaker popping. I think coreaudiod is behaving oddly. But - I have a solution! Well, there's 2.
1) Downgrade.
2) Use an iMic to connect the speakers.
Looks like in fixing the problems with Core Audio from 10.4.9, they actually made new problems for people who didn't have the originals. Nice.
Can anyone tell me if the 10.4.10 breaks the current Shapeshifter version?
I won't install it until it's safe
I won't install it until it's safe
Working well on MBCD
Working well so far on a 2ghz MB Core Duo. Couple of restarts required, no noticeable differences.
Working well so far on a 2ghz MB Core Duo. Couple of restarts required, no noticeable differences.
No it shouldn't because you actually can get data corruption once it has finished copying on a Mac (I actually have), unlike Windows.
Also you can just reformat them when you have a problem
Yes, but I'm suggesting it's still turned on by default, but that in System Preferences or Finder Preferences you could turn the message off. That way those that understand the risks can turn it off and run the risk. Those that don't and just want to turn it off can also, but if they get any corruption, they have nobody the blame but themselves.
So far, I have never had one corrupted by a Mac. The closest I have had to problems with flash drives is when I've trashed files and forgot to empty trash before removing. I think if you eject properly it deletes the files first, (if it doesn't, it should), but if you don't eject first, you definitely have problems regaining that space without either plugging it back into that same Mac or more likely formatting.
Yeah, same problem on my iMac. Every once and a while there's that little pop through my digital external speakers. Also, when I'm watching video (and presumably when playing music), the sound will cut out for a split second and then come back in. grrrr
Combo or not to Combo
Those on MacFixIt suggest to always use the combo installer. It's like you said, it makes sure every thing was install correctly.
Hugh
Those on MacFixIt suggest to always use the combo installer. It's like you said, it makes sure every thing was install correctly.
Hugh
Ahh, yes. I remember that. I don't even remember what my PowerBook was doing, but it was NOT good. Apple pulled it, then re-released it... and whoever had a WORKING computer didn't even want to install 10.2.8.1 (lol) because they were afraid it would make things even worse.
I don't think anybody had a pleasurable experience with the (first) 10.2.8.
I installed the first 10.2.8 and had no problems at all. I also didn't have any problems. :/
Hugh
All went well over here on my brand spanking new 2GHz Intel MacBook! Yes, I'm part of the PC migration.....and I'm loving it!!!!
Are you using any 3rd party software that affects the general system? If so I'd try removing those and see if it has any effect.
And if you pull it out while anything is writing, you can get data corruption either in the file or in the directory. Write caching can further complicate matters since it makes it more difficult to determine when the writes are really finished.
Did you disconnect all USB devices before running Software Update and installing 10.4.10?
Did you have any USB devices physically connected (powered on or off, mounted or not) while running Software Update and installing 10.4.10?
And 5.5.5 liters is the same as 5.50.50 liters???????????? Huh?
Those aren't numbers in any number system that has been widely used - yet - because the periods are NOT decimals, but periods.
Of course then people would be saying it was something like:
1,000 = version one thousand
10,000,000 = version 10 million
or in this case: 10,4,10
would be 10 million, 4 thousand and 10 since they were leaving out leading 0s:
10,004,010
(Unless you are in some parts of the world were commas are used for decimal points or division marks etc)
And as the installer runs as root and ignores all permissions, you wasted your time.
The only audio problem is my wifes' Celine Dion songs in iTunes.
You have my sympathy...mine has a fascination for the 'The Corrs'! One minute great guitar base rocks....next....some whiney Irish bird going on about love! Yuk!