What does that plugin do? (running PB4 here, which should be almost identical to DP5) Haven't seen any issues yet.
Manages Keyboard Backlight and Ambient Light Sensor and screen brightness.
What does that plugin do? (running PB4 here, which should be almost identical to DP5) Haven't seen any issues yet.
Heh, me, I wouldn't be joggling dosdude1's elbow right now for such a thing as to which beta should be default in the tool (considering how many people are pestering him for support?)@dosdude1 You might want to make the tool default to patch the latest PB as that is probably the version that most people want to use.
Hit "Refresh Updates" again, then reboot. Also, this can also be delayed by Apple's distribution servers being busy. I had to kill the App Store and reload it a couple times last night before it showed up.Anyone has the PB4 uploaded on any host? Still can't see any update with dosdude's tool
Yep you are right.My bad.I'm on macbook pro 4,1(mid 2008) and i've got PB2 installed, which i downloaded separately from a dosdude's link.The installation was fine but i can't use recovery and since then i found no other betas using the tool.And, when you're posting difficulties, you should say which system (including year) you're having issues with - so those working on the tool can see if there's a common issue.
We're testing with the same MBPYep you are right.My bad.I'm on macbook pro 4,1(mid 2008) ...
When i click Patch update, it says "Update does not Exist"
We're testing with the same MBP
If you look in this directory, what's the highest 031- update that you have? (highest number)
/private/var/folders/zz/zyxvpxvq6csfxvn_n00000s0000068/C/softwareupdated/com.apple.SoftwareUpdate.SUCatalogDataManager/z/
Sent you a PM (so we don't fill up the thread with back and forth)I can only go till here /private/var/folders/zz/zyxvpxvq6csfxvn_n00000s0000068/C/softwareupdated/
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It allows you to change the permissions for the /C/softwareupdated directory, since read/write access is denied by default. The tool is supposed to do this automatically when needed, but it appears it doesn't for some people. If someone is having an issue where the update can't be found, repairing permissions should fix that issue, assuming that the update you're trying to patch is the latest update.What is the Fix Permissions button for? I looked back in the thread but don't see it. I have MBP 5,5
Ahh, thanks. The tool took care of my needs automatically. Everything working great.It allows you to change the permissions for the /C/softwareupdated directory, since read/write access is denied by default. The tool is supposed to do this automatically when needed, but it appears it doesn't for some people. If someone is having an issue where the update can't be found, repairing permissions should fix that issue, assuming that the update you're trying to patch is the latest update.
So, you then booted up with your USB thumb drive and repatched your OS?I had not had problems updating from DP1 to DP2 then to DP3 and DP4 however when I did the update to DP5, after it downloaded and installed when the computer rebooted it just showed the Forbidden Icon and then stopped. I tried rebooting a couple of times, but with same result. My computer is a macbook pro 5,1
Man, can you help me with my problem? I can't update my Mac from PB1 to PB4 (and no other) I have PB1 in iMac Early 2009.So, you then booted up with your USB thumb drive and repatched your OS?
Yep, just sent you a PM.Man, can you help me with my problem? I can't update my Mac from PB1 to PB4 (and no other) I have PB1 in iMac Early 2009.
So, you then booted up with your USB thumb drive and repatched your OS?
Well, I'm thinking you need to re-patch the OS - looking like something has gone awry, that it isn't allowing boot because it thinks your system is no longer in the supported machines list.I didn't run the post-install patch (hadn't done that with any of the earlier updates, 2,3,4); I can try this - although I have only a very early version of the install patch tool (more recent versions don't seem to work with DP updates?)
That may cause an issue, but it should work fine. Try refreshing updates/fixing permissions, and rebooting, and see if that works. Also, since you're running DP1, be sure to use the DP5 update.also on my MBP5,5 i still have update does not exist....please can you help me?
i'm an italian user, and i have dp1 in italian. Can be this the problem?
Well, I'm thinking you need to re-patch the OS - looking like something has gone awry, that it isn't allowing boot because it thinks your system is no longer in the supported machines list.
Edit: I'm thinking what it needs to do, the files it's touching wouldn't have changed - it should still work fine in terms of patching things.
You also may want to disable SIP (I do on mine) - so if you need to load any kexts it's easier.
You'd use the terminal utility when booting from the USB or recovery partition and type csrutil disable
Awesome!I did run the post-install patch utility and this apparently did enough to allow the updated DP5 partition to boot successfully. Thanks for the suggestion. (SIP had always been disabled since original DP1 install).