Q: How to locally sync an iPhone with OS X Mavericks? iCloud is NOT an option.

handsOFFmydata wrote:

 

Gee ... could you get less personal and more technical in your performance on this technical forum.

 

Tell us how to set the OSX server on a personal computer so it correctly syncs calendar and contacts locally for example ... then your contributions here will have some merit.

That has been posted in this thread, look for Barney's posts, no need to keep repeating the same instructions.

KiltedTim wrote:

 

You're making less sense with every post. I suggest you stop. You've already equated iCloud with "slavery". The next logical step is for you to invoke the Nazis.... at which point you move from being a troll to a laughing stock.

We've already had the holocaust comparison, I just finished laughing about that.

YOU do ?

Which word would you use ? I have used  "   "  hope you know what this mean

SImply want to understand why APPLE did this, do you have any explanation whats the target or reason ?

Lost superior functionality over their competition just cannot understand why, once they had it working perfectly

PLS help with advice if you have any

I have no idea what you mean, but if you are stiil talking about slavery I have to take a break, my hands shake when I am laughing this much.

Are the competition not using cloud services to sync? I thought Google were.

Anyhow.........advice,

Reistall your backup of your previous system you made before you chose to install Mavericks. Easy.

OS X Mavericks: Revert to a previous OS X version

OR

set up you own server. Easy

https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-6311

OR

Tell Apple how you feel and then wait and hope (Please avoid holding breath)

http://www.apple.com/feedback/macosx.html

Cheers

Pete

take a break as long you want

would like to go back to problem not to be tied to  "sophisticated" philosophic discussions

do you think it is a problem for Apple to go back with the soft at this point ? or what ?

WINARPI wrote:

 

 

 

do you think it is a problem for Apple to go back with the soft at this point ? or what ?

with the 'soft'???? The soft what????

You don't make any sense.

Pete

WINARPI wrote:

 

take a break as long you want

 

would like to go back to problem not to be tied to  "sophisticated" philosophic discussions

Then stop calling it slavery.

WINARPI wrote:

 

do you think it is a problem for Apple to go back with the soft at this point ? or what ?

You can 'go back with the soft' at any point you like.

Just restore your backup.

Ah...so that's what soft meant. Hard to work out anything they are talking about, thanks.

Pete

WINARPI wrote:

 

take a break as long you want

 

would like to go back to problem not to be tied to  "sophisticated" philosophic discussions

 

do you think it is a problem for Apple to go back with the soft at this point ? or what ?

Reistall your backup of your previous system you made before you chose to install Mavericks. Easy.

OS X Mavericks: Revert to a previous OS X version

Thank Pete

seems some of the people trying to be personal which does not make sense to me /do not mean you/

Im not a IT specialist just a simple user which got the problem and spent already some cash CalDAV and the other /with no succes/ to revert back or success to sync.

Spoken with a IT specialist and he said the way to go back by REVERT TO previous OSX version would be very risky and time consuming even to him as my Mac contains c/a 500GB of data which have to be first copied somewhere piece by piece not as a bulk as being on many places in my MAc and we miss soem of them they will be lost forever. Thats where my concern is.

Apple can easily solve all this but do not undestand why would not or cannot ?

Best

software

WINARPI wrote:

 

SImply want to understand why APPLE did this

Then you are in completely the wrong place. No one here can say "why" Apple did anything. No one here represents Apple. Discussing Apple policy decisions is prohibited by the TOS.

Getting closer,  where this back up should be ?

on my Mac ?