Apple released a third public beta of the next update for OS X Yosemite, 10.10.2
capitanbelico 20 Posted December 21, 2014 what would be in this update?? i hope flicker screen using even real mac with external monitor can be solved. 1
fantomas 5060 Posted December 21, 2014 it's the same beta as that for developers, just the build name is changing 1
Huckleberry Pie 80 Posted December 22, 2014 Seems like they pulled off a Monty Python-esque move with that one, if you know what I mean. 1
Riley Freeman 556 Posted December 22, 2014 OS X is perpetually in public beta these days. I'll just wait for the official update. 1
fantomas 5060 Posted January 8, 2015 a second public beta has been released http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/302788-pre-release-os-x-yosemite-10102/?p=2101597 2
fantomas 5060 Posted January 22, 2015 third public beta... build 14C106a http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/302788-pre-release-os-x-yosemite-10102/?p=2104631
VirusX 90 Posted January 27, 2015 http://www.macrumors.com/2015/01/27/apple-os-x-10-10-2/?utm_source=osx&utm_medium=push&utm_campaign=front "Apple today released OS X Yosemite 10.10.2, marking the second update the operating system has received since its October release. Testing for OS X 10.10.2 began in late November, with Apple seeding six betas to developers before releasing the update to the public. The OS X 10.10.2 update can be downloaded through the Software Update mechanism in the Mac App Store. According to the release notes, OS X 10.10.2 solves lingering issues with Wi-Fi, fixes issues with Safari web pages loading slowly, improves VoiceOver, improves audio and video syncing when using Bluetooth headphones, and adds the ability to browse through iCloud Drive in Time Machine. The update also fixes several notable security flaws, including an issue that caused Spotlight to load remote email content even when the Mail preference was disabled, vulnerabilities detected by Google's Project Zero, and the "Thunderstrike" hardware exploit affecting Thunderbolt-equipped Macs." 3
X-TRiAL 13 Posted January 28, 2015 So boring that when I update I don't have to hack anything anymore due to Clover's patch on the fly
CooSee 56 Posted January 28, 2015 no problems here - just re-enabled Trim. perfect, 6 years old system. greetings
@ROBASEFR 170 Posted January 30, 2015 OS X 10.10.2 (Combo update [10.10.x to 10.10.2], 841.1 MB) has been changed to permit updates and upgrades from beta or from initial OSX 10.10 ! Including also firmware upgrades for several machines ! http://support.apple.com/downloads/DL1786/en_US/OSXUpdCombo10.10.2.dmg 1
arsradu 1726 Posted January 31, 2015 Apple released a final update of the OS X Yosemite, 10.10.2 Click here to view the article Is there any way to downgrade to 10.10.1? The new update seems to break quite a few things, including Facetime calls through iPhone.
Allan 6503 Posted January 31, 2015 IMHO is not possible, only if you used the Mavericks and want to go back.
arsradu 1726 Posted January 31, 2015 IMHO is not possible, only if you used the Mavericks and want to go back. Thanks, man. I still have Mavericks on a different partition. But that wouldn't help me in any way, cause Facetime calls through the iPhone don't work with OS X 10.9. 1
Dogma36 3 Posted February 2, 2015 Hello, Today I had updated by mistake to OSX 10.10.2, I am on a Mac Pro "Not Hackintosh", after the update I get a black screen it stays like that forever, I had switched to another hard drive with OS X 10.10.1 but I get the same black screen, any possible solution please?. Thanks in advance.
arsradu 1726 Posted February 2, 2015 Hello, Today I had updated by mistake to OSX 10.10.2, I am on a Mac Pro "Not Hackintosh", after the update I get a black screen it stays like that forever, I had switched to another hard drive with OS X 10.10.1 but I get the same black screen, any possible solution please?. Thanks in advance. I got that too... Now I'm gad I wasn't the only one. But I'm sorry for you, man. I had to reinstall the whole damn thing. Interestingly enough, the new installation was made with a standalone version of 10.10.2 (downloaded the .app from Mac Store on Mavericks). And never had any issues with that.
Dogma36 3 Posted February 2, 2015 Hello, The strange fact is that I had booted from another hard drive with OSX 10.10.1 and I get the black screen also.
fantomas 5060 Posted February 3, 2015 Is there any way to downgrade to 10.10.1? The new update seems to break quite a few things, including Facetime calls through iPhone. IMHO is not possible, only if you used the Mavericks and want to go back. you can always run the full 10.10.1 installer (update) over it and you will be back to the 10.10.1 release version (your data should stay intact as well) if the installer fails because you're on the newer system version, then use pacifist to install it 2
arsradu 1726 Posted February 3, 2015 you can always run the full 10.10.1 installer (update) over it and you will be back to the 10.10.1 release version (your data should stay intact as well) if the installer fails because you're on the newer system version, then use pacifist to install it Thanks, man. Already tried that. The update fails. But not because I'm trying to install it over a newer version. Or at least that's not the message I get. I don't remember which is the exact error (something like the system is not compatible with the update or some bullcrap like this). I simply cannot select the partition I want it to be installed. They all have that yellow warning icon. Not sure Pacifist will help for this case. Anyway, apparently my issue was actually caused by other stuff. So no need to revert to 10.10.1 anymore.
buda66 0 Posted February 27, 2015 you can always run the full 10.10.1 installer (update) over it and you will be back to the 10.10.1 release version (your data should stay intact as well) if the installer fails because you're on the newer system version, then use pacifist to install it Is it really safe – in other words, a reliable prediction? I'm using Pacifist; there is to overwrite all programs (not update), isn't it? All my data should stay intact? May you confirm once more?
fantomas 5060 Posted February 27, 2015 hi buda66 when you install a new update, it will overwrite all Apple's apps / system files with new versions... the same thing happens in reverse but if a new app came with the new update (as iPhoto with 10.10.3 beta), it will not be overwritten with the previous update... the app will still be there but not functional and in some cases, your OS might be unstable but your data should stay intact the best thing to do before installing a system update is to make a backup... I think this is the more safe thing Thanks, man. Already tried that. The update fails. But not because I'm trying to install it over a newer version. Or at least that's not the message I get. I don't remember which is the exact error (something like the system is not compatible with the update or some bullcrap like this). I simply cannot select the partition I want it to be installed. They all have that yellow warning icon. Not sure Pacifist will help for this case. Anyway, apparently my issue was actually caused by other stuff. So no need to revert to 10.10.1 anymore. yes the installer has two check functions (installation / volume) <volume-check script="VolumeCheck()"/> <installation-check script="InstallationCheck()"/> just delete both of them and your installer will no more fail before after
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