10.0.2
- Thread starter twister
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I just read the updated info on the Apple site about the 10.0.2 update and the iTunes update.
Can't wait to go home!! 5 more hours! Bummer!
I think the update is in two parts. One update for the OS and another for iTunes for OSX. the apple press release mentioned OS upgrade offers application stability and support for ftpd (file transer protocol deamon I assume ?).
Enjoy.
Can't wait to go home!! 5 more hours! Bummer!
I think the update is in two parts. One update for the OS and another for iTunes for OSX. the apple press release mentioned OS upgrade offers application stability and support for ftpd (file transer protocol deamon I assume ?).
Enjoy.
AdmiralAK
Simply Daemonic
I know I know 
I am just being impatient thats all
Apple is doing a GREAT job considering that this is a 1.0 OS
(its only been release 1 month and it is close to being fully operational, bells-n-whistles-n-all ... which is more that we can say about microshaft LOL )
Admiral
I am just being impatient thats all
Apple is doing a GREAT job considering that this is a 1.0 OS
(its only been release 1 month and it is close to being fully operational, bells-n-whistles-n-all
... which is more that we can say about microshaft LOL )Admiral
When I was playing with iTunes and my CD burner and got my first kernal panic.
This is what I did,
- Installed 10.0.2, intalled iTunes 1.1.1
- Restarted computer with burner turned on.
- Started iTunes. Pressed the burn icon. iTunes recongnizes burner.
- Switched off the burner while iTunes was active.
- pressed the burner icon ---- PANICK.
Is this a known problem ?
Is this actually a problem or did I do someting I was not supposed to
This is what I did,
- Installed 10.0.2, intalled iTunes 1.1.1
- Restarted computer with burner turned on.
- Started iTunes. Pressed the burn icon. iTunes recongnizes burner.
- Switched off the burner while iTunes was active.
- pressed the burner icon ---- PANICK.
Is this a known problem ?
Is this actually a problem or did I do someting I was not supposed to
Kinniken
Registered
Software update recognised and installed iTunes 1.1 without problems, but never said a word about 10.0.2... I can think of two reasons:
-I use french (but I thougth OSX update were language-independant??)
-I use the leaked 4L7
I tried deleting the content of the receipts folder, to no avail... software update proposed downloading iTunes 1.1 again, but still no mention of 10.0.2 =(
Has anyone any idea of what I should do? Bar reinstallling everything, which I would rather avoid?
TIA,
Kinniken
PS: Bonus question. When are the epson stylus color 600 drivers ready?
-I use french (but I thougth OSX update were language-independant??)
-I use the leaked 4L7
I tried deleting the content of the receipts folder, to no avail... software update proposed downloading iTunes 1.1 again, but still no mention of 10.0.2 =(
Has anyone any idea of what I should do? Bar reinstallling everything, which I would rather avoid?
TIA,
Kinniken
PS: Bonus question. When are the epson stylus color 600 drivers ready?
macavenger
Registered
Don't bother to reformat, just reinstall OS X and go from there. Should work as well as a complete reformat and reinstall. I got a similar error when trying to install 10.0.1, but after some experimentation I found that it was because I did not have essentials.pkg and BSD.pkg in my receipts folder. I copied these files from the OS X CD, and the install worked. However, reinstalling would probably be a better solution, because it doesn't place the full installer files in the receipts folder like my method did. 10.0.2 and iTunes 1.1.1 installation worked without a hitch from software update.
Matrix Agent
Masochist Mascot
Anyone else get a speed boost from this?
My increase in responsiveness was incredible, but possibly this is due to the fact that I received no speed boost from the first update. Anyone else have results like mine. Make sure to look at my hardware stats in signature to see if there are any similarities, and, oh yes, i've optimized my drive, about once every 2 days, so its not from that.
My increase in responsiveness was incredible, but possibly this is due to the fact that I received no speed boost from the first update. Anyone else have results like mine. Make sure to look at my hardware stats in signature to see if there are any similarities, and, oh yes, i've optimized my drive, about once every 2 days, so its not from that.
VGZ
Registered
I've noticed a decent increase in speed from 10.0.0 to 10.0.1 to 10.0.2. It just keeps getting faster. I read somewhere that it adds drivers for ATI graphics cards. This would improve the responsiveness of the system since it wouldn't have to use the processor for rendering as much.
glowurm@mac.com
aH-NAH :: GHASAD-Ha
The thread follows:
http://www.macosx.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&postid=14724#post14724
And while I am here: does anyone have the particulars of which program should be used (read: most suited) for optimizing my OS X partition? You can just point me to the thread in a private message if you want...
http://www.macosx.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&postid=14724#post14724
And while I am here: does anyone have the particulars of which program should be used (read: most suited) for optimizing my OS X partition? You can just point me to the thread in a private message if you want...
Piet Keizer
Registered
10.02 together with OmniWeb release candidate 1 is very acceptable. If it were not for some MIDI & Audio software not working in Classic under OS X, it would be my all time OS right now.
