Internet Recovery will download and install whatever Mac OS your computer came with:
From: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4718?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US
If you use Internet Recovery to reinstall OS X, it installs the version of OS X that originally came with your computer. After installation is finished, use the Mac App Store to install related updates or later versions of OS X that you have previously purchased.
thats not where you're gonna find it anyways.
He also can be milked. But that's another story.You telling people to be patient (on a rumors site) is about as useful as tits on a bull (or nfc on an ipad)....
What a bummer. Came right home from school cause I have some errands to run and wanted to install Yosemite while I was out, only to find out now, that its not available. Thats a bad apple.
Nor Mexico.
AWESOME! Looks like the GM3 Redeem Code in the iOS Dev Center actually did gave me the final through the Mac App Store. Behold:
View attachment 505156
And now I have the full ISO for it as well, not just an incremental update.
AWESOME! Looks like the GM3 Redeem Code in the iOS Dev Center actually did gave me the final through the Mac App Store. Behold:
View attachment 505156
And now I have the full ISO for it as well, not just an incremental update.
I made a fresh install of Public Beta 4 on my DIY Fusion Drive and it works like it should.
It worked. Just redeemed the code again and it showed up. Will check if it is the release build then..
I haven't been outside since 18:15. Only a few yards from my car to the front door so I can't really comment on the temperature. It's certainly dark though. 21:17 now where I am.
One of my cats, Billski Squeakelstiltskin, is staring at an unopened letter on the unlit keyboard of my MacBookPro5,2. I know what's in it because there's another with the same postmark. It's about audiology. Billski doesn't know, he can only guess. I'm going to the kitchen to get a bottle of cider then I'll open the letter for him and we'll see whether he guessed right.
Snooker,
You wont find it under "updates" if you are on 10.9. Its an upgrade and therefore must be "purchased" (free of charge in this case).
Are you sure? Check the build code.
Hey roosta, what problems are you having with CC?
You telling people to be patient (on a rumors site) is about as useful as tits on a bull (or nfc on an ipad)....
He also can be milked. But that's another story.![]()
Sadly I see that they never fixed the obnoxious brightness on icons. Especially the traffic lights. For the first time, I am not interested in updating to a new version of OS X. My laptop has it, and it pains me. I will not be upgrading my new Mac Pro.