Hello , i used Ios 9 since beta 1 , and i watched how Apple is improving the operating system with every new beta , but i have discovered some bugs that still persists from the first beta and some only since ios 9 beta 3.Im using an Iphone 5S A1457 gsm.It ran Ios 8.1.3 till 8.3 whitout a problem , the phone is 7 months old.Let's start.Later edit: Proof that im using ios 9 beta 3http://onlypro.ro/img/images/o5s7btkc5tc6h448h35b.jpg1.This is a big one , it happened to me on numerous ocasions.Sometimes when im in multitasking window with many programs runing , one time only with Messages app runing, and i receive a text message (SMS) not an iMessage , the phone will restart , or respring, it depends , one time i had to power up my phone using the home and power button. This only happened on Ios 9 beta 32.In the Messages app , when i send or receive text messages with these signs <3 , :-* , :* and i flip the phone in landscape mode , the signs and a portion of the text suddenly dissapears.Flipping it a few m
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So it is necessary to write a driver...Is it possible to actually damage the physical speaker by outputting too high a volume?If anyone is able to supply or link to relevant code/doc I would be grateful! I've done low-level audio coding on iOS in the past, but it seems that this operation involves working at an even lower layer that I can barely perceive.
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It sounds like Apple has changed minimium requirements for 802.1x authentication. We run an Aruba wireless and I checked with them going through some posts here to see what was going on with it. They said that they were releasing an update to their firmware for my controller and APs last week that would fix the issue. It was not released before I had left for the day so I was unable to try. I would check with your networking device support to see if they are aware of it, many times they know about it and have a release date set for the update.
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It sounds like Apple has changed minimium requirements for 802.1x authentication. We run an Aruba wireless and I checked with them going through some posts here to see what was going on with it. They said that they were releasing an update to their firmware for my controller and APs last week that would fix the issue. It was not released before I had left for the day so I was unable to try. I would check with your networking device support to see if they are aware of it, many times they know about it and have a release date set for the update.
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Other than ApplePay, I find Beta 3 to be working pretty well.I get notifications for sure. E-mails are not really working but I am getting texts (most of the time) and things like calendar notifications, etc. Not sure about sound from the alarm clock.And battery life is back to normal.
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Quoting from the support article it sounds like you've looked at:Some Macs that came with OS X Snow Leopard can use Internet Recovery after installing OS X Lion or later and a software updateDepending on when in 2009 you got your MBP, this might apply to you.As for your best/easiest bet; it depends on how your internal drive is assessed by the installer. If you're prompted Install on ... then this should be a benign install (leaving your User folder, Applications, etc. intact). If your only option is Erase and install on ... then you're obviously going to have to copy out first. This applies to all recent installers whether that be 10.10, or 10.11, or the Internet Recovery process.
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They are. You can see this in the Darwin open source code for these routines.However, if you're trying to generate a small number of cryptographically sound random numbers—for a symmetric cypher IV, for example—I generally recommend SecRandom.Share and Enjoy — Quinn The Eskimo! Apple Developer Relations, Developer Technical Support, Core OS/Hardware let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @apple.com
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It sounds like your method has a different signature than the delegate method.Does it look like this:class TestDelegate: NSObject, UITableViewDelegate { func tableView(tableView: UITableView, heightForRowAtIndexPath: NSIndexPath) -> CGFloat { return 1.0 } }
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If you just want to disable a window from going into full-screen mode, you can set the window's behavior to disallow that. You can set it in Interface Builder by selecting the window, selecting the Attributes inspector, and changing the Full Screen pop-up menu to Unsupported. In code, you would set the window's collectionBehavior property to not include NSWindowCollectionBehaviorFullScreenPrimary.When a window does not support full-screen, the green button does the traditional zoom behavior. That resizes the window between its ideal size and the last size the user set it to, but doesn't go full-screen. The ideal size is likely to mostly fill the screen, but the window will still have its title bar and still be on a Space with other windows. If you don't want to allow the window to resize at all, you can configure that. In IB, you would uncheck the Resize checkbox on the Attributes inspector. In code, you would set the window's styleMask to not include NSResizableWindowMask.I would only recommend Max1
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The error code coming back from the AudioQueue (which is what AVAudioRecorder is using underneath) is kAudioQueueErr_InvalidDevice from AudioQueue.h.@constant kAudioQueueErr_InvalidDevice The device assigned to the queue could not be located, or is not properly configured.Going by just the information provided I would think the first place to look for an issue would be Input Device configuration for the machine you're running 10.9 on. You should be able to see all devices and how they are configured in AMS (via the Audio Devices Window). From there it's standard stuff, choose a default input, set it up, make sure it works (check the Sound Control Panel for example for a level), try recording with another audio app. and so on.
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That both you and iroze007 have the same Model MacBook and the same issue (that would normally be an SMC fault but isn't), can't be a coincidence. There's plenty of free apps out there that report sensor data for you, so that you can confirm that it's not hot cpu/gpu cores causing it.I'd recommend you try resetting the NVRAM too; it's less likely to be the culprit than SMC, but still worth ruling out:Turn on your Mac.Press and hold the Command-Option-P-R keys immediately after you hear the startup sound.Hold these keys until the computer restarts and you hear the startup sound for a second time.Release the keys.In the likely event that this doesn't help, it would be well worth submitting a bug report.
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Hi,The out of order-ness sounds like a bug. Could you please file a bug, include a small sample project and reply back here with the radar number?As for the performance, some delay is to be expected. In this case I'd suggest either restricting the frequency in which you send the messages to a couple per second or building a method of back pressure on top of send message with reply.
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It sounds to me as if this is not an Apple issued FPS certificate you are using? If that is the case, you will need to request the FPS Deployment package at <https://developer.apple.com/contact/fps/> which contains instructions about how to generate your FPS certificate and Application Secret key (ASk) values. This Apple issued FPS certificate can then be used in your client to generate an SPC.Note also (as discussed by others on this forum) the development certificate (dev_certificate.der) provided in the FPS Server SDK is not for retrieving an SPC on the client device; it is only for testing the key security module implementation. To obtain an SPC on the client you need to use an Apple issued FPS certificate as just discussed.
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Thank you for the answer, donarb. So I take it means that I must understand that the underlying classes, such as UITableViewDataSource, UITableViewDelegate are being associated with the dataSource and delegate outlets as described in the connections inspector. And that I've not yet looked at the table view code, but rather I've shown the incorrect view controller code in my example.Is it possible to locate this table view code? With storyboards, I see the View as a diagram but there doesn't seem to be any code available to read? Is the pop-up box that goes with the View, giving outlet connections and referencing outlets, a replacement for this code as per the Interface Builder's design?In otherwords I'm having dificutlty understanding how the code and the graphical interface are playing together as it applies to setting @IBOutlet in Interface Builder (IB). Are there any resources that may give insight into this design aspect of IB, as I have found the Xcode documenation to be rather vague about this
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I'm updating my app to support iOS 9 and OS X 10.11 using the latest Xcode 7 beta. It's a video player app, and I'm using AVPlayer to load my video. The video plays just fine, but there's no sound. This is true on both iOS 9 on my iPad Air, in the simulator, and even my development Mac running 10.10, building against the 10.11 SDK. I haven't tested on my VM OS X 10.11 machine, but given the others, I'm guessing it's the same there too.Is there anything in the latest SDK that would cause this? I can otherwise get these devices to play sound.