As always, just for testing and fun!
10.8.4 Build 12E52 is ready for test!
OS X 10.8.4 Beta Build 12E52 Combo Update (SHA1 98ecd86ba007152d7ce1e24724ba14940bd890aa)
OS X 10.8.4 Beta Build 12E53 Delta Update (SHA1 4b6cdea56eed97e4b2490f5caf7b0bb72968f64d)
So, next 10.8.4 release, maybe the last release before Apple shows us the 10.9 preview. I’m still on 10.8.3 because had some problems with 10.8.4 – Let me know whats good and whats bad with that release!
As always, for you, for testing, for fun!
OS X 10.8.4 Beta Build 12E47 Combo Update (SHA1 4a430bd98b56ef0e9f5a9e87c3d0baf21263f1cb)
OS X 10.8.4 Beta Build 12E47 Delta Update (SHA1 3cdcdfc90a0939acaa9d0b1f243a4af4b4b1146f)
Edit: There is a interesting comment about Cuda on Nvidia 4/5 series. For anybody out there who needs Cuda, just take a look at the comments from Carstimann in that blogpost. Thanks for that Carstimann!
Short. Post. About. 10.8.4 Build 12E40
Have fun!
OS X 10.8.4 Beta Build 12E40 Combo Update (SHA1 d9a1b83b3717f1ec3268ac91caad4c7268e50223)
OS X 10.8.4 Beta Build 12E40 Delta Update (SHA1 0abb51359c495bc5d95441669789e41134264d08)
Not many words, here it is.
Have fun and report whats wrong and whats good with that one!
OS X 10.8.4 Beta Build 12E36 Delta Update (SHA1 f6f0b34510b93a5d5f30baa6a9d0a4515e92d038)
OS X 10.8.4 Beta Build 12E36 Combo Update (SHA1 df3b4254c9984b02ab76f2f9dbc230fdc1f56729)
Not may words, some of you already have it downloaded over the SeedConf Utility, maybe some other need still need it. Here you go!
OS X 10.8.4 Beta Build 12E33a Delta Update (SHA1 d25a0d93eb103729b432d3f283957c0b6e14589e)
OS X 10.8.4 Beta Build 12E33a Combo Update (SHA1 7a146a05f78f16534e18d1c11ffa9f29d90a9b71)
Many of you already tweeted and mailed me, that the next beta candidate is out of the Apple headquarter of Cupertino. I’m courious what changed since the first beta last week, because the Delta update seems very smal with not even 300 Megabyte. As always, you will tell me what good and what bad is included in that update for sure. Thats the first time both download servers can used for a first time release here, hope this time the speed is a little bit better!
For you, for happiness, for testing, have fun!
OS X 10.8.4 Beta Build 12E30 Delta Update (SHA1 9676002dd6a80502e70344db9549a6136725cf02)
OS X 10.8.4 Beta Build 12E30 Combo Update (SHA1 8d0b53049a7ecb28bed1357df35d3d3739aabd75)
So, some of you already complaining about slow speeds and stalled downloads from here. Well, i saw this coming, more and more people download this stuff and it was only a matter of time i need more bandwidth.
For now i added one more (IPv4 and IPV6) server to the mirror.shade.sh DNS and it should rotate in round robin concept. If the bandwidth need still grows that much, i have to get some nice GBit lines here… uh and can everybody see the nice and shiny Bitcoin Donate button on the right? 😉
Keep in mind that this are all “only” betas, what happen if the next cat (10.9) is released… it scares me and my servers right now! :p
Some people already tweeted me that 10.8.4 dev is out. I couldn’t belive it, but it’s true. That was fast Apple! The 10.8.3 is still a little bit hot 😉 I really hope this beta is not going to be a “this is now beta number 25”. I can smell 10.9 in the air…
As always, for your, for testing, have fun!
OS X 10.8.4 Beta Build 12E27 Combo Update (SHA1 33bde6dcd0954c720374999e2e30af326c4c2018)
If anyone cares, i have mirrored the, only badly reachable, rpfr-f18-final.zip file. You can download it here if you need Fedora on your tiny Raspberry Pi. It seems to run very well, Jan from RedHat already installed and tested it 😉
There is also a Torrent available, don’t know how good its seeded but you can give it a try.
Fedora 18 Rasberry Pi Remix (SHA1 b224d80b2887352eda82bbd19a3a86430e878cb2)
Fedora 18 Rasberry Pi Remix Torrent
I got news about my problem with the blue tinted screen on graphic card change. I found, finally, a solution on the official Apple forums. It looks like it was a problem with different color schemes on both cards. The forum thread shows a short but working solution for this annoying problem. Some updates fixed it, but only for some time. The problem always came back some days after the update fixed it. Don’t ask me how this is possible…
1. With no other programs open (after a fresh reboot is probably best), calibrate your monitor as you like it under System Prefs -> Display -> Color
2. Turn off auto-graphics switching under System Prefs -> Energy Saver
3. Reboot
4. Navigate to /Library/ColorSync/Profiles/Displays and delete any profile that isn’t your newly calibrated display profile. (I deleted all profiles except the calibrated one)
5. Reboot
6. Turn on auto-graphics switching under System Prefs – Energy Saver
7. Reboot
E voilà this solved my problem! After long nights and digging around in OS X internals, it could be so easy…
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