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Got to the files section and get the Lion / Intel build!
Category: Mac
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my MacBook made a funny noise, sounded a little like “dying hard disk”
how bad! I hate that kind of noise. disks aren’t really expensive, but will I be able to copy all the contents of the old disk to the new one, before it’s really dead? whatever variant, they all cost far too much time.
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Mac OS X: How to Uninstall Xcode?
Mac Developer Tips » How to Uninstall Xcode
I hate, that I have to restart this computer.
Even after this the app store still thinks XCode is installed and up-to-date.
What a mess!I had to remove “/Applications//Install Xcode.app”, only after this, I could re-install Xcode.
Mounting xcode_4.1_for_lion.dmg and executing the pkg file in there did not yet re-install Xcode, only executing “/Applications/Install Xcode.app” did.
Maybe executing the later would have re-installed it properly in the first place … -
Darwin Ports on Lion
This is also not a success story right now.
In order to install Mercurial for GoLang I will have to do that the native way.
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fink on Lion
When I set up fink on Snow Leopard quite a while ago, I didn’t really care, where XCode and all that went.
Now with Lion things are not running as smooth.
I have to put /Developer/usr/bin on PATH.
But that still doesn’t allow to successfully run ./bootstrap . How bad! I think I am going to abandon fink for the time being in favour of DarwinPort. -
Mac OS X Lion makes it unnecessarily easy for password crackers – The H Security: News and Features
Mac OS X Lion makes it unnecessarily easy for password crackers – The H Security: News and Features: A security expert reports that under Lion, even users without root privileges have access to other users’ password hashes. Hashes can be used to establish the original password
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Mac OS X Lion fails to check passwords when authenticating via LDAP – The H Security: News and Features
Mac OS X Lion fails to check passwords when authenticating via LDAP – The H Security: News and Features: When the new version of Mac OS X uses the LDAP directory service to store user data centrally, a username alone is sufficient to log onto Mac systems. In some circumstances it is also possible for all users to find themselves locked out