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Article: OS X 10.9.5 Update

Go to the System Preferences > Displays > Arrangement > uncheck the Mirror Displays. If this doesn't work, Repair Permissions and reboot. I, too, had the displays mirrored after updating to 10.9.5. I have several systems with a 5770 graphics card including a Mac Pro. I had to uncheck the Mirror Displays on all of them.:thumbup:

BTW, did you update following the procedure in Post #2?
 
Article: OS X 10.9.5 Update

I've noticed more problems with this update, Intel NIC sometimes hang.

Two times (so far), first time immediately after wake-up, the other time a minute or so after wake-up, the NIC just freezes. Control panel still shows a green light next to the Ethernet interface. /var/log/system.log shows

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Code: 
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: AppleIntelE1000e(Err): Detected Hardware Unit Hang:
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: TDH                  <e5>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: TDT                  <b7>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: next_to_use          <b7>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: next_to_clean        <e0>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: buffer_info[next_to_clean]:
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: time_stamp           <2a9274>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: next_to_watch        <e5>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: next_to_watch.status <0>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: MAC Status             <80040>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: PHY Status             <7949>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: PHY 1000BASE-T Status  <0>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: PHY Extended Status    <3000>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: PCI Status             <10>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: AppleIntelE1000e(Err): Detected Hardware Unit Hang:
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: TDH                  <e5>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: TDT                  <b7>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: next_to_use          <b7>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: next_to_clean        <e0>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: buffer_info[next_to_clean]:
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: time_stamp           <2a9274>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: next_to_watch        <e5>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: next_to_watch.status <0>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: MAC Status             <80040>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: PHY Status             <7949>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: PHY 1000BASE-T Status  <0>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: PHY Extended Status    <3000>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: PCI Status             <10>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: AppleIntelE1000e(Err): Detected Hardware Unit Hang:
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: TDH                  <e5>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: TDT                  <b7>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: next_to_use          <b7>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: next_to_clean        <e0>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: buffer_info[next_to_clean]:
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: time_stamp           <2a9274>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: next_to_watch        <e5>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: next_to_watch.status <0>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: MAC Status             <80040>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: PHY Status             <7949>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: PHY 1000BASE-T Status  <0>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: PHY Extended Status    <3000>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: PCI Status             <10>
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repeately. After disconnecting the cable and disabling the NIC, and subsequent enable/connect the NIC came up again.

HW: Gigabyte GA-Q77M-D2H with onboard Intel e1000 NIC
Driver: AppleIntelE1000e-v3.0.4.1a
 
Article: OS X 10.9.5 Update

krej said:
I've noticed more problems with this update, Intel NIC sometimes hang.

Two times (so far), first time immediately after wake-up, the other time a minute or so after wake-up, the NIC just freezes. Control panel still shows a green light next to the Ethernet interface. /var/log/system.log shows

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Code: 
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: AppleIntelE1000e(Err): Detected Hardware Unit Hang:
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: TDH                  <e5>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: TDT                  <b7>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: next_to_use          <b7>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: next_to_clean        <e0>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: buffer_info[next_to_clean]:
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: time_stamp           <2a9274>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: next_to_watch        <e5>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: next_to_watch.status <0>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: MAC Status             <80040>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: PHY Status             <7949>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: PHY 1000BASE-T Status  <0>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: PHY Extended Status    <3000>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: PCI Status             <10>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: AppleIntelE1000e(Err): Detected Hardware Unit Hang:
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: TDH                  <e5>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: TDT                  <b7>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: next_to_use          <b7>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: next_to_clean        <e0>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: buffer_info[next_to_clean]:
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: time_stamp           <2a9274>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: next_to_watch        <e5>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: next_to_watch.status <0>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: MAC Status             <80040>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: PHY Status             <7949>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: PHY 1000BASE-T Status  <0>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: PHY Extended Status    <3000>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: PCI Status             <10>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: AppleIntelE1000e(Err): Detected Hardware Unit Hang:
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: TDH                  <e5>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: TDT                  <b7>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: next_to_use          <b7>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: next_to_clean        <e0>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: buffer_info[next_to_clean]:
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: time_stamp           <2a9274>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: next_to_watch        <e5>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: next_to_watch.status <0>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: MAC Status             <80040>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: PHY Status             <7949>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: PHY 1000BASE-T Status  <0>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: PHY Extended Status    <3000>
Oct  7 19:23:42 HackPro kernel[0]: PCI Status             <10>
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repeately. After disconnecting the cable and disabling the NIC, and subsequent enable/connect the NIC came up again.

HW: Gigabyte GA-Q77M-D2H with onboard Intel e1000 NIC
Driver: AppleIntelE1000e-v3.0.4.1a
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You might have to try Audio drivers from an older version of MultiBeast, maybe 6.2, 6.1 or 6.0.
 
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broken sound for me, I tried with multi beast 6.2.2 and 6.1 and no joy so far, going to sleep fixes it for a short period of time, then it reoccurs. very frustrating. I'm on a gigabyte Z68-ud3h-b3 and trying to use ALC889
 
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Article: OS X 10.9.5 Update

mjb152 said:
broken sound for me, I tried with multi beast 6.2.2 and 6.1 and no joy so far, going to sleep fixes it for a short period of time, then it reoccurs. very frustrating. I'm on a gigabyte Z68-ud3h-b3 and trying to use ALC889
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Be sure to read the important note in Post #2. If you haven't updated using MultiBeast for Mavericks in a while, it's best to do a full MultiBeast for Mavericks v6.5.0 configuration as there have been lots of changes in drivers, etc.
 
Article: OS X 10.9.5 Update

For Hp Probook this upgrade is very simple.Just upgrade it like normal.But before you beginning the upgrade"BE SURE MAKE THE BACKUP".

Step 1:Restart and Install for upgrade like regular way or combo update. I did with regular way.
Step 2:put your Unibeast Flash drive in your usb port.
Step 3:Boot choice "USB"
Step 4:Select your Hard Drive Maverick and enter command line " -x" which is safeboot.
Step 5:Install ProBook Installer 6.1.13r3.zip Select your options.Be sure you install the Chimera.
Than restart your laptop, take your usb out from your computer select your maverick .

You Done.
Hopefully, It will work for you too.
 
Article: OS X 10.9.5 Update

popel75 said:
How did you fix your bluetooth? Mine doe snot work after updating to 10.9.5:banghead:
Thanks
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If you have Developer Tools installed (Xcode), you can do a full reset of Bluetooth system using Bluetooth Explorer.

Fixed problems for me once, when deleting preferences and reinstalling didn't.
YMMV though...
 
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