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Updating OS X
Hepp.
I've downloaded Panther 10.3.8 and were about to install it, but then this creepy feeling stopped me. So I ask you : Can I just disconnect my FW drives and then go for it, or are there other considerations??? Thanks. PT HD2 Accel 6.7cs8 192 I/O Panther 10.3.7 G4 MDD 1.25 GHz 1 Gb ram
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Studio rig - Pro Tools|HDX 2018.7 | Logic Pro X.4.2 | Avid HD I/O (8x8x8) | 6-core 3.33 Westmere w/24GB RAM | OS 10.12.3 | D-Command ES | Eleven Rack | Vienna Ensemble Pro 5 Mobile rig - Macbook Pro i7 w/16GB RAM | UA Apollo 8p | Pro Tools|HD 2018.3 | Logic Pro X.4.2 | OS 10.12.6 |
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Re: Updating OS X
I just went for it. But then again, I like to take risks!!
Not sure why you'd need to disconnect your FW drive though. I left mine hooked up and as far as I can tell, nothing happened to it. So far, all is well with 10.3.8 and 6.7 cs8. Although I haven't used any soft synths yet. I'm really digging the PT upgrade. Tons of new features. Useful ones!!! I haven't had a crash yet and I've been on it for 3 days now. That's really good, considering I'd have at least one crash a day with 6.4.
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Studio rig - Pro Tools|HDX 2018.7 | Logic Pro X.4.2 | Avid HD I/O (8x8x8) | 6-core 3.33 Westmere w/24GB RAM | OS 10.12.3 | D-Command ES | Eleven Rack | Vienna Ensemble Pro 5 Mobile rig - Macbook Pro i7 w/16GB RAM | UA Apollo 8p | Pro Tools|HD 2018.3 | Logic Pro X.4.2 | OS 10.12.6 |
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Re: Updating OS X
For a any OS X update - I’d suggest these 5 steps:
1 Unplug FW drives 2 Run a disc utility (I like Disc Warrior) 3 Repair permissions 4 Install update 5 Repair permissions |
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Re: Updating OS X
Thanks, bassmac.
I'll try your "5-step" suggestion.
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Studio rig - Pro Tools|HDX 2018.7 | Logic Pro X.4.2 | Avid HD I/O (8x8x8) | 6-core 3.33 Westmere w/24GB RAM | OS 10.12.3 | D-Command ES | Eleven Rack | Vienna Ensemble Pro 5 Mobile rig - Macbook Pro i7 w/16GB RAM | UA Apollo 8p | Pro Tools|HD 2018.3 | Logic Pro X.4.2 | OS 10.12.6 |
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Re: Updating OS X
May I suggest making a Carbon Copy Clone of your boot drive first, then you can get back to your starting point if it all goes ugly.
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How do I do that? Is there any additional software needed?
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http://www.bombich.com/software/ccc.html
You can make a bootable clone of your drive on an external Firewire Drive or the like. I think it is a good idea to have a clone of your working boot drive anyway so that you can restore a working image if you have any software problems. |
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10.3.8. installed easily..just repair permissions after..it seems very stable...didn't have to discommect any drives just unmount them.
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Re: Updating OS X
CCC works well for reverting back to your last OS.
FYI: there were reports of the 10.3.7 update erasing FW drives. (that’s why I unplug!) Generally speaking... updating an already “healthy” system is good insurance. |
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