Hi guys,
When the GM rls and if you install it, do you need to wipe and install before your updateing to the public rls ?
When the GM rls and if you install it, do you need to wipe and install before your updateing to the public rls ?
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Update from GM to public rls?
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Actually I don't believe you can always update from a beta version to the GM/Final. (I stand corrected here)
GM is the same as final version.
GM is the same as final version.
I am pretty sure I have seen times when Apple SAID that you CAN'T, but in each case you actually could.
The GM release is the same as the public release.
I figured this out when I had the iOS 7 GM on my iPhone and when it was released to the public, my iPhone was "Up to date"
I figured this out when I had the iOS 7 GM on my iPhone and when it was released to the public, my iPhone was "Up to date"
Yeah, they say that in the developer docs routinely, but I believe it's just to remind folks that there are no guarantees when it comes to installing and running OS X DP releases. They haven't orphaned any OS X DP releases in the time frame that I've been paying close attention (just the last few years).
Not this again....
Every year, every OS X or iOS the same question.
There should be a sticky about what GM means.
Every year, every OS X or iOS the same question.
There should be a sticky about what GM means.
Don't put words in my mouth that I did not say
What I'm saying, and I'm sure you noticed yourself since you've been here a while; this particular question comme often.
There should be a sticky not just for this, but also for other terms that people with less knowledge could read to prevent the same things from being asked again and again
What I'm saying, and I'm sure you noticed yourself since you've been here a while; this particular question comme often.
There should be a sticky not just for this, but also for other terms that people with less knowledge could read to prevent the same things from being asked again and again
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