Recent content by guyinva

11.1 straight to 11.2.1 no problems. OC 0.6.5

Sorry for the tardiness, but I have the same question. It looks like Rapid is a Windows driver. The drive will work in OSX, but you'll be losing most of it's performance edge. (I'd love to be proven wrong, here.)

Hars, can you report back if it wasn't your wifi card? I'm curious if that was the cure. There are tons of Mavericks Crashing threads out there (most for actual Apple hardware), and a million stab-in-the-dark solutions.

Nope. It wasn't Spotify.

I think it may be the new Spotify update. At least, I'm getting log entries before a crash, and it happens w/o the Dragonfly plugged in.

Hi all, I just got an AudioQuest Dragonfly DAC. Before plugging it in, everything is fine. A few seconds after plugging it in, the OS becomes completely unresponsive. I've heard that adding S/L/Ext/AppleUSBAudio.kext will fix this, but I see there's one already in place. Does anyone have...

Combining desktop and mobile is inevitable. Microsoft was the first (?) to implement it, but in usual Redmond fashion, their implementation sucks. I'm really curious to see if Ubuntu Phone can pull it off, and I'd bet anything that Apple R&D already has prototypes. I'd love to see this...

Glad it worked out. You know, I'm still getting that error message from sandboxd. It's not coming from Kernel anymore, though, and everything has been running smoothly. I think I'll stop fiddling while I'm ahead.

I'm having issues, too. In 8.3, bluetooth was running great. In 8.4, all kinds of dropped connections. Are you getting messages like this in Console?: blued(1421) deny file-write-data /Extra/nvram.5002e503-4904-be05-eb06-180700080009.plist ... which is the bluetooth daemon complaining...

For anyone interested, I updated to 10.8.2 and everything works fine. Again, I'm using a SandyBridge cpu. IvyBridge users may want to check on the current status of things.

Any Sandy Bridge/Oracle Virtualbox users having trouble with 10.8.2? I haven't updated yet because of VT-x issues, but it looks like the damage is limited to Ivy Bridge. No light at the end of the tunnel for Ivy Bridge, yet. Virtualbox Forum post

Article: The iPhone 5 has arrived, leaks proven to be mostly true I'm pretty sure I read Bluetooth 4.0.

That's what I thought. Thanks anyway. I'm thinking of this as I look through plugins for running Wordpress and a Mono environment.

Thanks, lostswede. What I was thinking of (hoping for) was to have everything in the same box. A three or four bay NAS, with two disks in RAID0, and a third, unrelated disk as the backup. Not two separate enclosures. The Synology demo had some interesting features (Asterisk support!?), but...

Anyone heard of a NAS that would run two 1TB disks in RAID0, with a third 2TB disk to do periodic backups of the RAID0 via rsync (or similar)? Is there a term for this configuration already? I could build it myself, but I'd like to keep power and size to a minimum.