The data is identical to that of the late 2015 (iMac17,1 in the same file) so it may as well be a remnant of the new iMac, but the strange thing is that the XHCI data for the late 2015 iMac is also there, which is why I believe that this is not/was not added for the/a new iMac but another Mac.Īnd like I said earlier in the comments, there are too many USB 3 ports defined to fit on a MacBook (Pro) and Mac Mini. The identity of the Mac corresponding to that code name is not explicitly revealed in OS X, but Pike points to the similar AAPLJ90 code name for the current Mac Pro as a reason to believe this new machine is a Mac Pro. We may be getting closer to an update, however, as Pike's Universum has discovered a reference to a new Mac code name of "AAPLJ951" within OS X El Capitan. The process can take a while so, depending on network speeds and the amount of data, so be patient.It's been two years since Apple launched its radically redesigned Mac Pro, but the professional-level workstation has not seen any updates since that time despite the availability of upgraded versions of many of the components used in the machine. Your Mac will then restore from Time Machine and reboot. Select the most recent backup of your drive and click Continue.Read the Restore Your System page and click Continue.
Click Restore from Time Machine Backup from the OS X Utilities menu.Hold down Command+R while your Mac boots.If not, or if you choose not to, you can restore at any time. You should be asked if you want to restore from Time Machine as part of the reinstallation process. How to restore your data from Time Machine If that happens, complete the installation of Lion, Mountain Lion, Mavericks, or whichever version you're offered, and when you're done and rebooted, go to the Mac App Store and re-run the OS X Yosemite update. Note: Depending how old your Mac is, you may get an older version of the installer-typically the one that originally shipped on your Mac (That's especially true if you end up in Internet Recovery mode).
When you're done, your Mac will reboot into OS X Yosemite. From this point on it's the same as a standard update, simply continue on and agree to the licensing terms as you go.
0 kommentar(er)
