Stuck at 13 seconds downloading :-(
Actually preparing now. How could you download off Wifi?Took less than 10 minutes for me (Thank you T-Mobile LTE!)
Actually preparing now. How could you download off Wifi?
No. That doesn't work. Download stops until you get on wifi again.I remember once starting a download on wifi and finishing on cellular, unsure if this still works.
Not to mention beta 5 threads (although I'm guessing the next one to really gain even more traction will be the public beta 2 thread).Let's see if we are getting a bunch of threads asking about battery life and performance of beta 4.
No. That doesn't work. Download stops until you get on wifi again.
Could simply be following along a day (or two later)...or simply coming with (or around) the next developer beta.No love for iOS 9 Public Beta 2..
It's one of those many mysteries of life.Is it!?!?!!! must know!
Actually preparing now. How could you download off Wifi?
Got to say the OS does feel much snappier on my iPad4It's one of those many mysteries of life.
And on my 6 Plus! So excited about it. Let's hope battery is better or at least equal.Got to say the OS does feel much snappier on my iPad4
and what about public beta? :/
So, here's something interesting--seems like those on public beta can actually get developer betas:No love for iOS 9 Public Beta 2..
For those with the Public Beta Profile installed who want Developer Beta 4 (assuming apple doesn't make a new beta available for the public users), here's how to opt out of the Public Beta to get Beta 4:
-Settings > General > Profiles
-Delete the iOS 9 Public Beta Profile
-Reboot your device
-Settings > General > Software Update > Download and Install
I have 8.4 but have the public beta profile, all mine is doing is stuck at checking for update.
Do you have the iOS 9 Public Beta profile or one of the older 8.x profiles from the last Pubic Beta? If older, you need to delete that one and get the new one from the beta site for iOS 9.
Do you have the iOS 9 Public Beta profile or one of the older 8.x profiles from the last Pubic Beta? If older, you need to delete that one and get the new one from the beta site for iOS 9.
So, here's something interesting--seems like those on public beta can actually get developer betas:
This is probably because the PB and beta 3 were identical builds; the only reason Apple's servers treated them differently is if you had the PB profile installed. Remove that, and you're effectively running the Developer build.My iPhone is dev provisioned.
iPad upgraded to iOS 9 via Public beta profile.
On the iPad, 'Beta 4' is also available from Software Update
And Pb2 is not out yet right? This is interesting.......