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Mac OS X Mountain Lion 10.8 Build 12A269 Golden Master [MAC & PC Hackintosh]

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Mac OS X Mountain Lion 10.8 Build 12A269 Golden Master [MAC & PC Hackintosh] | 4.33 GB

In hardware and software development, a golden master is the reference model from which copies are mass-produced. An analogy is made to the production of certain types of physical media. In that process, a mold is cast in gold, from which subsequent copies are derived.
The golden master is usually the release to manufacturing (RTM) version, and therefore the first public/commercial version. It represents the development stage of "RTM" (Release To Manufacturing). Reaching this stage is said to be "going gold", or "gone golden".

Installation goes through Disk Utility. Simply select the partition and restore the OS.
This will take you no more than 3-4 minutes!
No changes to the system was conducted.
When you first log in, you will pass the user registration selecting: user name, password, time zone, etc.

System Requirements:
OS X Mountain Lion requires a Mac with a 64-bit kernel. Mountain Lion supports the following Mac models:
• iMac (mid 2007 or later)
• MacBook (13-inch Aluminum, 2008), (13-inch, Early 2009 or later)
• MacBook Pro (13-inch, Mid-2009 or later), (15-inch, 2.4/2.2 GHz), (17-inch, Late 2007 or later)
• MacBook Air (Late 2008 or later)
• Mac Mini (Early 2009 or later)
• Mac Pro (Early 2008 or later)
• Xserve (Early 2009)


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oh shit, that was quick...and right on time.

jesus man, who the fuck are you?
 
That shyt is not necessary at all!!! I'm a Mac HEAD, but this release is showing how Apple is trying to force you into copping all them Apple portables, if you want maximum interoperability with these "new" Mountain Lion features.
 
I'm about to go ahead and drop it on My iMac 27.. just did a full backup just in case...
 
heiesuke said:
That shyt is not necessary at all!!! I'm a Mac HEAD, but this release is showing how Apple is trying to force you into copping all them Apple portables, if you want maximum interoperability with these "new" Mountain Lion features.
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Real talk. All I hear when listening to those ads is "we control all of your data and programs."
I'm staying on Snow Leopard.
 
tical said:
Any Reviews? Has anyone installed and used it yet? Divine?
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Been using it for a week. Just run the image file from your desktop, it will unpack for a few mins then restart. After about 10-20 mins it will be fully installed. All my plugins, installed software remained full intact, nothing is missing.

Only thing I did for good measure after installing was I went to the Disk Utility and ran "Repair Disk Permissions" and then continued to reset PRAM about 3 times.

Working great. No errors yet, been using it for about a week, have typed several papers with office, been online, no issues. :)
 
BlackLS430 said:
Been using it for a week. Just run the image file from your desktop, it will unpack for a few mins then restart. After about 10-20 mins it will be fully installed. All my plugins, installed software remained full intact, nothing is missing.

Only thing I did for good measure after installing was I went to the Disk Utility and ran "Repair Disk Permissions" and then continued to reset PRAM about 3 times.

Working great. No errors yet, been using it for about a week, have typed several papers with office, been online, no issues. :)
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1) Can you explain the purpose of the highlighted part

Thanks Black!
 
tical said:
1) Can you explain the purpose of the highlighted part

Thanks Black!
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Repair Disk Permissions

Mac OS X assigns specific access privileges, known as permissions, to all of your programs, folders, and documents. These permissions are usually managed automatically, but when a permissions error occurs, it can cause significant problems. For example, your applications may not launch, or your computer might respond slowly. These problems are more likely to occur after you update your operating system or install new software.

I run it every 2 to 3 weeks.

Reset PRAM (why)

There are times when your Mac will just start misbehaving. Video settings getting reset, fans start running at full speed, keyboard lights don’t come on when they should. This is most likely to happen following a hardware upgrade, extended power outage or even a major software upgrade (like Lion). In those cases, sometimes you need to reset your Mac’s parameter random access memory (PRAM) or system management controller (SMC) to get things running smoothly again.

Most Mac users don't think much about their Mac's PRAM, but it works hard anyway, keeping track of the following:

Startup volume

Speaker volume

Display settings (resolution, color depth, refresh rate, number of displays, etc.)

DVD region settings

Date and time, including time zone
When your Mac starts up, it checks the PRAM to see which volume to boot from and how to set other important parameters.

Occasionally, the data stored in the PRAM is bad, which can cause various issues with your Mac, including the following common PRAM-related problems:

Wrong date, time, or time zone.

Speaker volume set too loud or too soft.

Display problems. Sometimes you'll see the gray Apple boot screen and then the display will go blank. Other times you'll see a message that the resolution or refresh rate is out of range.

Wrong startup volume.

A question mark (?) at startup followed by a long delay before your Mac starts up.
 
BlackLS430 said:
Mac OS X assigns specific access privileges, known as permissions, to all of your programs, folders, and documents. These permissions are usually managed automatically, but when a permissions error occurs, it can cause significant problems. For example, your applications may not launch, or your computer might respond slowly. These problems are more likely to occur after you update your operating system or install new software.

I run it every 2 to 3 weeks.
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Okay, I'm about to back up a few essential programs.....will be back in a few(crossed-fingered) after I upgrade!!!
 
Black what have you noticed so far ?
When I went from 10.4 to 10.6 I noticed that the OS was faster, more responsive.
Is it the same with 10.8 ? How is the memory usage ?
 
BlackLS430 said:
Cool. Report back after the install. :yes:
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Well, right of the bat I got this error message:

"An error occurred while preparing the installation. Try running this application again."


Update: Very important the installation file must be installed from the APPLICATION folder and ran from their. If not, you will get the error I got....

I will be back with a review of mountain lion
 
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I just replaced the hard drive in my 06 macbook pro 15" A1150... Will this work, because I don't have the old installation disk :confused:
 
knowin how you get down, i'm assuming they are, but i have to ask are these links interchangeable?
 
Note: this is not for dual booted systems, I.e. Master boot record setups.
you need to use the MBR patch, which i have tried and failed. still looking for a good guide.

unless i am wrong, then i apologize black.
 
BlackLS430 said:
Repair Disk Permissions

Mac OS X assigns specific access privileges, known as permissions, to all of your programs, folders, and documents. These permissions are usually managed automatically, but when a permissions error occurs, it can cause significant problems. For example, your applications may not launch, or your computer might respond slowly. These problems are more likely to occur after you update your operating system or install new software.

I run it every 2 to 3 weeks.

Reset PRAM (why)

There are times when your Mac will just start misbehaving. Video settings getting reset, fans start running at full speed, keyboard lights don’t come on when they should. This is most likely to happen following a hardware upgrade, extended power outage or even a major software upgrade (like Lion). In those cases, sometimes you need to reset your Mac’s parameter random access memory (PRAM) or system management controller (SMC) to get things running smoothly again.

Most Mac users don't think much about their Mac's PRAM, but it works hard anyway, keeping track of the following:

Startup volume

Speaker volume

Display settings (resolution, color depth, refresh rate, number of displays, etc.)

DVD region settings

Date and time, including time zone
When your Mac starts up, it checks the PRAM to see which volume to boot from and how to set other important parameters.

Occasionally, the data stored in the PRAM is bad, which can cause various issues with your Mac, including the following common PRAM-related problems:

Wrong date, time, or time zone.

Speaker volume set too loud or too soft.

Display problems. Sometimes you'll see the gray Apple boot screen and then the display will go blank. Other times you'll see a message that the resolution or refresh rate is out of range.

Wrong startup volume.

A question mark (?) at startup followed by a long delay before your Mac starts up.
Click to expand...

In what applications do I find these options. I definitely need the PRAM function..
 
flx2000 said:
Note: this is not for dual booted systems, I.e. Master boot record setups.
you need to use the MBR patch, which i have tried and failed. still looking for a good guide.

unless i am wrong, then i apologize black.
Click to expand...


Not sure what you mean by this but I was able to setup a seperate partition from my Lion
Os to setup Mountain. Im able to load either operating system during boot time, so far no issues
 
sammyjax said:
knowin how you get down, i'm assuming they are, but i have to ask are these links interchangeable?
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Yes links are interchangeable. Here are some more links:

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How to install:
1. You can install it as a Clean install on a new partition or you can upgrade it on your own previous Mac OS X.
2. Download the iso or dmg and burn it to a DVD with minimum speed
3. You can install using DVD or just mounting the iso or dmg
4. When finished just restart your Mac and before hearing the sound keep ALT pressed so that you can enter boot menu
5. When the boot menu is shown just choose the CD/DVD and start following the screen instructions its pretty the same as Mac OS X Lion installation instructions.

tical said:
Not sure what you mean by this but I was able to setup a seperate partition from my Lion
Os to setup Mountain. Im able to load either operating system during boot time, so far no issues
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So I take it you ended up getting it up and running? :dance:
 
I installed this over Lion, because I didn't want to back up all my music, movies and settings and I've had no problems and everything works. Even tho Serato and Itch does not officially have a update for this OS, they work flawless so far.

This OS runs A LOT smoother than Lion did for me & this is the 1st time I did an install that wasn't a clean install.

I'm running a Mid 2010 15" 2.4 Core i5 Macbook Pro with 8GB Ram & a 1TB HD
 
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Mac OS X 10.8.0 (12A269) Mountain Lion Final [Mac app Store] | Mac Os X | 4.05 GB
Languages: English, Arabic, Catalan, Chinese, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian

OS X Mountain Lion is the latest release of the world’s most advanced desktop operating system. Mountain Lion includes over 200 new features to update your Mac into the best computing experience yet. With the new Messages app you can send text, photos, videos, contacts, web links, and documents to anyone using another Mac, iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch — you can even start a conversation on one device and continue it on another. The new Share button makes it easy to share files, web pages, photos, and videos, as well as tweet right from the app you are using. With the Reminders app you can create to-do lists and alerts that appear in the new Notification Center. With Notes you can write down all your ideas and even speak your words with voice dictation. Play head to head games on your Mac with friends on their Macs or iOS devices with Game Center. And with iCloud built in, it’s simple to keep all your mail, contacts, calendars, reminders, notes, to do lists, music, photos, iWork files, PDFs, and more up to date across all your devices.


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Messages
• Send messages from your Mac to friends with an iPhone, iPad, or Mac.
• With iMessage, you can start a conversation on your Mac and pick it up on your iPhone or iPad.
• Messages also supports traditional instant messaging services like AIM, Yahoo! Google Talk and Jabber.

iCloud
• Documents in the Cloud lets you create and edit your documents on your Mac, iPhone, and iPad.
• The new Reminders app makes managing tasks easy. Jot down your thoughts with the new Notes app. And iCloud keeps your Reminders and Notes up to date across all your devices.

Safari
• Type both searches and web addresses in the new Smart Search Field.
• Pinch to see tabs with Tab View and swipe to switch between them.
• iCloud Tabs makes the last websites you looked at accessible on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac.*

Notification Center
• New notifications appear in the top right corner of your screen.
• Open Notification Center from anywhere in OS X to see recent notifications.
• Configure your notifications to receive just the ones you want.

Sharing
• Share links, photos, videos, and other files right from the app you're in.
• Share with Mail, Messages, and AirDrop.
• Sign in to Twitter, Flickr, and Vimeo once to start sharing.
• Tweet right from your apps with the Tweet sheet.

Game Center
• Play live multiplayer and turn-based games against friends on iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or Mac.
• Log in to the Game Center app to see friends in your gaming network.
• Check out leaderboards and achievements.
• See what games your friends play and track your progress against them.

Other great Mountain Lion features
Dictation lets you talk anywhere you can type—no setup or training required.
• AirPlay Mirroring shows your Mac screen on your HDTV with Apple TV.
• Power Nap keeps your Mac up to date while it sleeps so it's instantly ready to go.
• Gatekeeper makes it safer to download apps from the Internet by giving you control over which apps can be installed on your Mac.
• New features for Chinese users include improved text input, leading search engine Baidu as an option in Safari, sharing to microblogging service Sina Weibo and video websites Youku and Tudou, eight new fonts, and a new Chinese dictionary.

* iCloud Tabs on iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch requires iOS 6.

AirPlay Mirroring works with Apple TV (2nd generation or newer), iMac (mid 2011 or newer), Mac mini (mid 2011 or newer), MacBook Air (mid 2011 or newer), and MacBook Pro (early 2011 or newer).

Power Nap works with MacBook Air (mid 2011 or newer) and MacBook Pro with Retina display.

Some features require an Apple ID and/or compatible Internet access; additional fees and terms apply.

Some features require apps developed to work with Mountain Lion.

Requirements: OS X 10.6.8 or later

Yes, same build 12A269 as Gold Master but this one from Mac App Store.


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