MacBook Air and MacBook Pro Update 2.0

sidonsoft wrote:

if you have a time machine backup, try rolling the update back just incase. Also, id try to create a fresh vmware just to make sure.

TM cannot roll back updates

I did notice that my onboard memory diaplay went down from 512MB to 328 MB,

Safari does seem slower but randomly my display will go to full brightness, my room lighting is constant.

A more basic question from someone who is new to Mac. How do you even know if this Update is even installed or not? If you have Power Nap running, won't this update be installed automatically?

andrew.in.Boston wrote:

A more basic question from someone who is new to Mac. How do you even know if this Update is even installed or not? If you have Power Nap running, won't this update be installed automatically?

Go to "About this Mac" under the Apple menu, then click "More Info" button. The build number of the OS was updated to the following:

Software OS X 10.8.2 (12C3006)

Hello,

Have you tried the Fusion 5.0.2 update yet to see if that helps?

dbainbridge wrote:

andrew.in.Boston wrote:

A more basic question from someone who is new to Mac. How do you even know if this Update is even installed or not? If you have Power Nap running, won't this update be installed automatically?

Go to "About this Mac" under the Apple menu, then click "More Info" button. The build number of the OS was updated to the following:

Software OS X 10.8.2 (12C3006)

Thanks. Is this an update that needs to be manually installed? I checked the build number and it hasn't been updated. Furthermore, when I check for updates, this update does not appear (I'm using a 13" MBP retina).

This update caused my MacBook Pro (15" 2.3 GHz Core i7) to constantly prompt me for the login keychain password for various background processes. And it makes Mail.app repeatedly prompt me for the passwords to each email account I use. And it prohibits me from copying or deleting files in the Finder.

Other than that, it's just dandy.

I reinstalled 10.8.2 from the recovery drive, and the problem went away. I tried the update again, just in case it was a fluke. It wasn't. I have the same problem, and am reinstalling 10.8.2 again now.

Along with the keychain password being asked for at random times, I'm also having HUGE problems if I try to lock my mac (AKA go into screen saver, but have it ask for a password).

At first once I tried to exit the screen saver I'd get a flickering screen... now the screensaver continues and nothing happens. I have to hard reset the machine for it to get it working.

And I guess there's no way to uninstall this update? I don't have a recovery drive, but this update has wanted me to throw this thing out of a window.

I have MBP 15 - Retina - 16GB - 500GB - 2.6 i7

runnint: 10.8.2 (12c3006)

Any help would rock

What I did was: install 10.8.0 (or.1 or .2) again (I downloaded it from internet, but you might have a copy of the installer saved somewhere), then install all updates except the 2.0 update (press 'more' to select updates manually).

Again 512mb vram for hd4000, and no more problems.

My advice for anyone who hasn't installed it yet: if you don't have problems, don't!

I have same problems as mentioned before, along with the keychain password asked, when I put the macbook pro to sleep and I try to wake it up in the next morning, it doesn't...For a second the keyboard lights and screen opens and then goes back to sleep again before I have the chance to do anything.

I've been holding off on this update due to the reports listed here. Checked this morning and the update is no longer available for me to download, and the support site entry has been removed (https://support.apple.com/kb/DL1609). Looks like this has been recalled.

Apple has released another OS X Mountain Lion 10.8.2 Supplemental Update 2.0 today:

http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1611?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US

Has anyone installed this newest update? If so any issues?

Today I saw the 2.0 update again. Hoping Apple fixed the problems above, I installed it right away.

But to my dissapointment, after updating my 8GB 15"mbp's hd4000 showed having 384mb vram, opposed to 512mb before. Same as with the initial release.

So I had to install 10.8.2 again, without the 2.0 update, and now everything is back to normal.

This update claims to improve graphics, but again it only seems to make it worse.

Please Apple, fix this!

That is strange. I saw the update today as well, but my case is just the opposite. I have 4gb or ram and my vram went up from 384 to 512mb.