...yup, you must have skimmed past the Bonjour info in here: #1709.
That fixes it, partly, as eep357 explains.
You must also have skimmed past wayne's posts saying that a fix will be included in v0.3
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That fixes it, partly, as eep357 explains.
You must also have skimmed past wayne's posts saying that a fix will be included in v0.3
On my 2nd install I did the same thing. Reason was after I put in the ML and the Install partition, my Windows 7 would no longer show in the option screen so I just did it all over and used a Flash drive for the Install. Only thing was it took longer from the Flash drive due to USB 2.0 but it worked great.
Issues with Home Sharing in iTunes
Has anyone had issues with Home Sharing in iTunes? Since doing this neither of my AppleTVs have been able to see my shared movies, music or other media that is in iTunes. I've reinstalled iTunes, disconnected and reconnected Home Sharing on all of my devices and to no avail it still does not work. I am able to use Home Sharing on my other supported devices on Mountain Lion. My guess is it has to be something in MLPostFacto because it worked flawlessly on my MacPro running Lion. Any ideas???
Has anyone had issues with Home Sharing in iTunes? Since doing this neither of my AppleTVs have been able to see my shared movies, music or other media that is in iTunes. I've reinstalled iTunes, disconnected and reconnected Home Sharing on all of my devices and to no avail it still does not work. I am able to use Home Sharing on my other supported devices on Mountain Lion. My guess is it has to be something in MLPostFacto because it worked flawlessly on my MacPro running Lion. Any ideas???
i understand my point of view may of upset a few,but my question was not really answered, what are you going to do in june ? when apple bring out another os, thats why its best to save up and invest in new hardware.
also making a mac last for ten years would be a great idea, guess if you dont want itunes or a web browser which can be hacked ? ie, if your a power pc user still running 5.8
Guess there is always windows
haha
Though i answered you already? We'll hack it to support on our own old Mac. And screw Windows, its a useless piece of junk
Please, can someone answer my questions?:
I have installed 32 bits version in my iMac with X1600 card, and it works perfectly
Another question, what does it mean "X1600 based iMacs & MBPs (this is optional, general public is advised to download 32bit version)" in 64 bits version, does it work perfectly or are there any glitches?
Please, can someone answer my questions?:
Just wait for the right version for your rig to come along, as stated by the developers, v.0.3 will be the last 32bit version. V.0.4 will be 64bit onward.
To be sure, ALWAYS do a clean install. Especially when going from 32bits to 64bits, I would guess a clean install is the only way possible.
Yea, I'm pretty sure that changing architecture is like a guaranteed reinstall.
Problem here, files do not get copied over to my usb3 drive. I'm doing the cleanup and partitionning of the USB connected drive properly, trying with 10.8.3, but just a few files are being copied over to the drive.
It appears on reboot if i hold the alt key, but it doesnt do anything but hang at the apple logo if i try to boot from it (files are missing, so no big surprise).
Anyone knows what causes this, and how to work around it ? Thanks !
It appears on reboot if i hold the alt key, but it doesnt do anything but hang at the apple logo if i try to boot from it (files are missing, so no big surprise).
Anyone knows what causes this, and how to work around it ? Thanks !
I was tipped not to release 64-bit MLPF until 10.9. Cuz we might be able to use that hack/exploit on 10.9. If we release it now, Apple could have well patched it in 10.9 and we'll have trouble getting things to work later on. Reason is simple, apple is kinda reacting to what we've been doing, some stuffs no longer works in 10.8.4 Beta, but ill get that sorted. We'll see how 10.9 DP1 goes, if it doesn't affect anything, then we'll get 64-bit out. For now, expect 0.3 32-bit & ill sort out as many bugs as possible on 32-bit.
UPDATE!
0.3 64-bit for Mac Pro and X1600 will still come as that won't affect anything.
UPDATE!
0.3 64-bit for Mac Pro and X1600 will still come as that won't affect anything.
well I think it changes nothing to most of us, except for those who want 1000GB or RAM
. Just to understand, if I install now the 32bit version what do I have to do once the 64bit is out?I have a Macbook4,1 with X3100 and with 10.7.5 I see the kernel_task is on 32bit, what's the deal then?
Thanks for the new insights
well I think it changes nothing to most of us, except for those who want 1000GB or RAM
I have a Macbook4,1 with X3100 and with 10.7.5 I see the kernel_task is on 32bit, what's the deal then?
Thanks for the new insights
Full reinstall. Upgrade is not possible from 32-bit to 64-bit. Common sense
. NO 3,1 4,1 ever ran 64-bit regardless what OS. So this is a first.
Full reinstall. Upgrade is not possible from 32-bit to 64-bit. Common sense
sorry I can't get your slang. My macbook4,1 runs already at 64 you say? or you said the 4,1 will never run at 64? thanks!
update:
maybe I get it...they are 64 because the intel core2duo I guess...
No, No and No.
2 things you need to know.
64-bit processor ≠ 64-bit EFI (because Apple says so)
32-bit EFI ≠ only runs 32-bit kernel. (It runs 64-bit Kernel too, provided you've got a 64-bit processor)
32-bit EFI = 32 kernel only (Apple Style, no hacks, mods)
32-bit EFI = can run 64-bit kernel (with hacks)
32-bit EFI on Lion = 32-bit kernel.
MLPF32 = 32-bit kernel
MLPF64 = 64-bit kernel
ok, so please make it clear and simple for me
...will my macbook4,1 be able to use MLPF64 = 64-bit kernel ?thanks again and happy compiling!
ok, so please make it clear and simple for me
thanks again and happy compiling!
Yes, once it's been completed and released, it should work on your MacBook4,1.
What he was saying is that the MacBook4,1 (along with MacBook3,1) has never officially ran 64-bit OS. MLPF64 will change that!
...yup, you must have skimmed past the Bonjour info in here: #1709.
That fixes it, partly, as eep357 explains.
You must also have skimmed past wayne's posts saying that a fix will be included in v0.3
Yup, now I know why I skimmed over that post, which I do remember reading: it's for Bonjour, not for SMB or at least it doesn't say explicitly as I read it that it would fix my issue, hence my post. But I did read that Wayne's next version has SMB working, so I'm happy to wait until then. I was just looking for a "quick fix." Thanks for responding.
I don't think you will gain anything significant by doing this, but of course it's your call. Thanks for your work.
Internet Sharing on wifi
Hi,
hackerwayne, thank you for you efforts and generosity.
I have a MacBook with X3100. I followed the instructions with success - even the mDNSResponder seems to be working, after following post #1709.
I might have found one glitch: when sharing my ethernet connection to computers using wifi, it will work if i don't set any security - but if i set WPA2 Personal (the only one available), the wifi simbol will flicker a little, will not show the "up arrow" symbol as expected, and Internet Sharing will not work. Mind you, my main goal would be to use the MacBook as hotspot, and ML is the first Mac OS offering decent wifi-internet sharing security...
Can anyone replicate this behavior? Any hopes for a fix?
Thanks,
Hi,
hackerwayne, thank you for you efforts and generosity.
I have a MacBook with X3100. I followed the instructions with success - even the mDNSResponder seems to be working, after following post #1709.
I might have found one glitch: when sharing my ethernet connection to computers using wifi, it will work if i don't set any security - but if i set WPA2 Personal (the only one available), the wifi simbol will flicker a little, will not show the "up arrow" symbol as expected, and Internet Sharing will not work. Mind you, my main goal would be to use the MacBook as hotspot, and ML is the first Mac OS offering decent wifi-internet sharing security...
Can anyone replicate this behavior? Any hopes for a fix?
Thanks,
It is not out yet. Only Developer Previews. So it is not worth looking into, my guess. They did it with 10.8.3, but that way you can wait forever. If 10.8.3 works, that's great. 10.8.4 would be a bonus. But it is always much better than being stuck at 10.7.5
10.8.4 install
I found it the other day while I was wandering around the web. I assume that it's a DP. So I guess I'll try to figure out how to do it myself.
I'll post results when and if I have any.
I found it the other day while I was wandering around the web. I assume that it's a DP. So I guess I'll try to figure out how to do it myself.
I'll post results when and if I have any.
I had the same Problem!
When u set up the internet sharing Network just hold down the "alt key" and some hidden additional WLAN security options will show up (WEP 40/128 Bit)
select one of these and it will work
Internet Sharing
Thank you, TriDotS, that is helpful.
However, WEP is know to be easily cracked - my main reason for installing Mountain Lion is WPA2 security. I will follow your tip for the short term, but i would ask again, any hopes for a fix?
I had the same Problem!
When u set up the internet sharing Network just hold down the "alt key" and some hidden additional WLAN security options will show up (WEP 40/128 Bit)
select one of these and it will work
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Thank you, TriDotS, that is helpful.
However, WEP is know to be easily cracked - my main reason for installing Mountain Lion is WPA2 security. I will follow your tip for the short term, but i would ask again, any hopes for a fix?