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Though that might have been from the single user mode, this might been from before it died and a see a lot of errors listed.Aug 10 22:37:06 apollo UserEventAgent[47]: Captive: en0: Probing 'weinet-5G' Aug 10 22:37:07 apollo kernel[0]: Can't get kextd port. Aug 10 22:37:08 --- last message repeated 4 times --- Aug 10 22:37:08 apollo kernel[0]: IOBluetoothUSBDFU::probe Aug 10 22:37:08 apollo kernel[0]: IOBluetoothUSBDFU::probe ProductID - 0x8286 FirmwareVersion - 0x0151 Aug 10 22:37:08 apollo kernel[0]: Can't get kextd port. Aug 10 22:37:08 --- last message repeated 2 times --- Aug 10 22:37:08 apollo kernel[0]: **** [IOBluetoothHostControllerUSBTransport][start] -- completed -- result = TRUE -- 0x5000 **** Aug 10 22:37:08 apollo kernel[0]: **** [BroadcomBluetoothHostControllerUSBTransport][start] -- Completed (matched on Device) -- 0x5000 **** Aug 10 22:37:08 apollo kernel[0]: Can't get kextd port. Aug 10 22:37:08 apollo kernel[0]: AppleUSBMultitouchDriver::checkStatus - received Status Packet, Payload 2: devic

I heard 900 was the limit...then it was 400....now, who knows.Best to find another scheme, where one app is branded based on dealer name which is selected during login/zip code etc., like some healthcare institutions do.

Hi everybody,The problem occuring at Safari after installing Beta of El Capitan has been sent to Apple Feedback Assistant,Here is my suggestions :1.Downgrade your Mac to Lastest Yosemite using Time Machine2. Upgrade to the most updated Beta Version of El Capitan, because I'm running 15A243d and no problem occured except on Xcode.3.If you dont have backup at Timemachine, then you'll need to make a Yosemite USB installer of at least 8GB. (a USB3 one will be much quicker).First download the OS X 10.10 Yosemite installer from the Mac App Store in the Purchases section (you may need to hold alt/option while selecting Purchases. Once it's downloaded, just quit the installer and set the downloaded file's name to InstallOSXYosemite.app (make sure only .app, not .app.app)Plug in your USB drive into the computer and open Disk Utility (in Applications).Select the USB drive from the left sidebar and click on Erase tab.Choose Mac OS Extended (Journaled) in the format box and set the name be YosemiteInstallerNow click on E

Hi msjhaffey, if your downgrade doesn't succes, you may try this :You'll need to make a Yosemite USB installer of at least 8GB. (a USB3 one will be much quicker).First download the OS X 10.10 Yosemite installer from the Mac App Store in the Purchases section (you may need to hold alt/option while selecting Purchases. Once it's downloaded, just quit the installer and set the downloaded file's name to InstallOSXYosemite.app (make sure only .app, not .app.app)Plug in your USB drive into the computer and open Disk Utility (in Applications).Select the USB drive from the left sidebar and click on Erase tab.Choose Mac OS Extended (Journaled) in the format box and set the name be YosemiteInstallerNow click on Erase button and wait until the format process completes.Then choose Partition tab and select 1 Partition from Partition Layout dropdown menu. Click on Option and ensure GUID Partition Table is selected as the partition scheme, with its name set to YosemiteInstaller.Launch the Terminalapp (in Applicatio

My post above presented two options. These are the steps for the first. If you want to pursue the second option instead, that will have to be collaborative - i.e. there'll be a bit of back and forth where you post the output of certain commands in Terminal etc.Anyway, to do a clean install of Yosemite, first download the OS X 10.10 Yosemite installer from the Mac App Store in the Purchases section (you may need to hold alt/option while selecting Purchases). Once it's downloaded, just quit the installer and set the downloaded file's name to InstallOSXYosemite.app (make sure only .app, not .app.app)Plug in your USB drive into the computer and open Disk Utility (in Applications).Select the USB drive from the left sidebar and click on Erase tab.Choose Mac OS Extended (Journaled) in the format box and set the name be YosemiteInstallerNow click on Erase button and wait until the format process completes.Then choose Partition tab and select 1 Partition from Partition Layout dropdown menu. Click on Option and ensure

Hi Emmy,The following will remove your user data and return you to OS X Yosemite. There is no way to use a backup made while running El Capitan to restore from when you're back on Yosemite so, unless you have a backup from when you were running Yosemite before (that will still work), you'll need to copy important files off to a safe place before continuing...First you'll need to make a Yosemite USB installer - it has to be at least 8GB (a USB3 one will be quicker).First download the OS X 10.10 Yosemite installer from the Mac App Store in the Purchases section (you may need to hold alt/option while selecting Purchases). Once it's downloaded, just quit the installer and set the downloaded file's name to InstallOSXYosemite.app (make sure only .app, not .app.app)Plug in your USB drive into the computer and open Disk Utility (in Applications).Select the USB drive from the left sidebar and click on Erase tab.Choose Mac OS Extended (Journaled) in the format box and set the name be YosemiteInstallerNow click on Erase

Hi MFWills,I'm assuming that you've already tried restoring your TM Backup using this support page:https://support.apple.com/kb/PH18848?locale=en_GBIf it won't let you, then you'll need to make a Yosemite USB installer of at least 8GB. (a USB3 one will be much quicker).First download the OS X 10.10 Yosemite installer from the Mac App Store in the Purchases section (you may need to hold alt/option while selecting Purchases. Once it's downloaded, just quit the installer and set the downloaded file's name to InstallOSXYosemite.app (make sure only .app, not .app.app)Plug in your USB drive into the computer and open Disk Utility (in Applications).Select the USB drive from the left sidebar and click on Erase tab.Choose Mac OS Extended (Journaled) in the format box and set the name be YosemiteInstallerNow click on Erase button and wait until the format process completes.Then choose Partition tab and select 1 Partition from Partition Layout dropdown menu. Click on Option and ensure GUID Partition Table is selected as

Thanks to both of you for putting me in the right direction.Sadly, my knowledge of the C langage is not deep enough to translate the code in swift.Is there a way to inplement the EvenBetterAuthorizationSample inside an application written in Swift? Is it possible to mix the code between C and Swift?

Maybe you know where I can find a sample code ?In fact, I seached if I could find some working sample code, sorry, with no success. My reply above is just checked in the Playground seeing the reference.What made me things easy was that I had experienced and once needed to fix putting `try` on top or confusing CGImage with UIImage.ADDITION: This is the only sapmle code I could find in the Apple's developer library which is using GLKTextureLoader.MusicCube: Classes/MusicCubeViewController.mI'm not sure if it can be any help of you, as it uses another textureWithCGImage method.The following code is the part using the textureWithCGImage translated into Swift. let image = UIImage(named: speaker.png)! let textureloader = GLKTextureLoader(sharegroup: context.sharegroup) textureloader.textureWithCGImage(image.CGImage!, options: nil, queue: nil) {textureInfo, error in if error != nil { NSLog(Error loading texture %@,error!) } else { for f in 0..<6 { self.cube[f].effect!.texture2d0.name = textureInfo!.name

It isn't. It's got the following information, in case it helps:Device Information Device: APPLE SSD SD0256F Media Scheme: GUID Partition MapPartition Information Partition [Macintosh HD] Format [OS X Extended (Journaled)] Size [178.89] GBTrying to increase the size of the partition just resets it to that number when I click off of the box.

I am struggling with this on the sumulator too. Here's what sorta seems to be working for me, today, with the main app. Haven't found a way to get notifications to work yet.1. Build the main project first to install on the phone simulator. Don't kill2. Switch schemes and build your watch 2.0 app to install and run on the watch simulator.3. Click your installed ios app in the phone simulator.The watch sender:--------------------------NSDictionary* message = dictionary of stuff to send[[WCSession defaultSession] sendMessage:message replyHandler:^(NSDictionary *replyInfo) { NSLog(@replyInfo: %@,replyInfo); // do stuff with the reply } errorHandler:^(NSError *error) { NSLog(@Watch error while sending message: %@,error); } ];The ios app receiver (In order to get the reply handler to work, at least it seems to, I moved it to another thread):----------------------------- (void)session:(WCSession *)mySession didReceiveMessage:(NSDictionary<NSString *,id> *)message replyHandler:(void (^ )(NSDictionary&l