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Ed_Saxman

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In Topic: What does Kext Utility do to rebuild cache ?

14 October 2012 - 04:43 PM

After installing your KEXT, run the touch command on /System/Library/Extensions. Then,
  • if the release is 10.5 or newer, there's nothing more to do. All KEXT caches except for the prelinked kernel are updated automatically after a short delay; the prelinked kernel is updated after the next restart.
The differences are that:
(1) the touch command returns immediately, rather than when the cache is done rebuilding;
(2) the standard output and standard error of kextcache go into the system log instead of the terminal;
(3) the exit status of touch doesn't reflect whether the rebuild was successful.

http://developer.app...uid/DTS10002355

http://www.insanelym...w-do-i-do-this/

In Topic: Sleep Disabler

06 October 2012 - 12:08 PM

Opps, cuanto tiempo sin pasar por aqui.

Miliuco, he repasado el código. Puede que ese error se diera la primera vez que se ejecutaba, si. Prueba ahora con la 1.1 que he subido.

In Topic: OS X Mountain Lion Retail released

25 July 2012 - 07:26 PM

View Postsegen2011, on 25 July 2012 - 04:05 PM, said:

In fact, downloading the Official ML release from the app store, today, shows that it is the GM (see below):
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Sweet!. Mine looks like this:

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Perhaps there is no difference after all... got same SH1 hash: e5dd2bf5560033cade7dd7d7da5ceec49f701b0e

In Topic: OS X Mountain Lion Retail released

25 July 2012 - 04:00 PM

#10, #11
Be aware that GM versions are usually unable to get system updates.

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