A Thunderbolt of a Whoopin'

A friend showed me his Thunderbolt. For fun, we agreed to see how his phone and my X compared using the Speed Test app.
We were outside, out of wifi range (spinach to my Droid X) and man was it a weakling against the bolt and its 4G.
Results:
My phone:
Download: 28kbps Upload: 942kbps
Friend's Thunderbolt:
Download: 16879kbps Upload: 22273kbps
That's not even a buttt whoopin'. That is an outright annihilation.

dirkbonn wrote:
mortb wrote:
The main thing is that you must be in an area where 4G is available. Unfortunately, in my area we do not have Verizon 4g...yet.
Don't have it here in Hawaii yet either. (except at the airport) Not expected to be here 'til later this year. Doesn't matter to me yet anyway as my upgrade date is 3/12. 20 months from Droid X launch day. But when that day draws near, you can bet money (large amounts of it) that I'll be picking out a 4G LTE phone.
I has 4G sometimes >.< It's not as fast as listed above, but it could be due to range... It's still faster than RR, and any other carrier we have here.
I may return the TB though. My iPhone 4 has way more battery life... My wife laughs at me when I go through 3 hours and my phone dies or is about to(I fool around with it A LOT).

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At the office, I use the MacBook Air with an external VGA display, connected via the Mini DisplayPort–to–VGA adapter. At home, I use the MacBook Air together with a Thunderbolt display. An Apple USB keyboard is also connected to the display.
Mini DisplayPort–to–VGA adapter implicated
The following sequence of events causes the problem to occur:
Use the MacBook air (open) together with a VGA display, connected via a Mini DisplayPort–to–VGA adapter (depicted at right);
Put the MacBook Air to sleep by closing the lid, and disconnect the Mini DisplayPort–to–VGA adapter (I am not sure if the order of these two steps is significant—I usually perform them almost simultaneously when packing up my MacBook Air and getting ready to leave the office); and
With the MacBook Air still closed, connect it to a Thunderbolt display with a connected USB keyboard.
At this point, I would expect to be able to wake up the MacBook Air by tapping on the space bar of the keyboard. However, what I have observed is that this does not wake the MacBook Air.
I can wake the MacBook however by moving or clicking a Bluetooth mouse that is paired with the MacBook Air.
At this point, although the MacBook Air is awake, and the display is working, the USB keyboard connected to the display still does not work. This is the problem, in a nutshell.
Unplugging the USB keyboard from the display, and plugging it back in causes the MacBook Air properly to identify the keyboard.
I used Apple System Profiler to save a list of identified devices at two points in time:
Immediately after waking the MacBook Air by moving the Bluetooth mouse (at which point the USB keyboard was not working); and
After unplugging and plugging in again the USB keyboard (at which point the USB keyboard worked fine).
Many devices are enumerated in the second list that are missing from the first. For example:
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AppleUSBHub <class AppleUSBHub, id 0x1000378f2, !registered, !matched, inactive, busy 1 (37987 ms), retain 6>
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AppleUSBHub <class AppleUSBHub, id 0x1000378f9, registered, matched, active, busy 0 (1 ms), retain 9>
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Apple Keyboard@fe112000 <class IOUSBDevice, id 0x1000378fd, registered, matched, active, busy 0 (112 ms), retain 11>
and many child devices…
Using the Mini DisplayPort–to–VGA adapter appears to be a necessary step to causing this problem to occur. If I merely disconnect the MacBook Air from the display, let it go to sleep, and then reconnect it again, the USB keyboard will work immediately and can be used to wake the computer from sleep.
Some devices are discovered even when the computer is in sleep mode. This is how it should work.
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Hi glraczon.support,
It sounds like the external display you are using (projector) operates at a smaller resolution than your MacBook Pro. You may want to configure the display preferences in System Preferences for the external projector.
Here is an article that may help you with that process:
OS X Mountain Lion: About the Display pane of System Preferences
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5369
Thanks,
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Hall Palm Desert,
if your Mac monitor has Thunderbolt ports, and the PC monitor is on the end of the daisy chain, then you might be able to do it by connecting your PC monitor’s VGA cable to a Mini DisplayPort-to-VGA adapter (e.g. Apple, NewerTech), connecting that cable’s Mini DisplayPort end to one of the Mac monitor’s Thunderbolt ports, and then connecting a Thunderbolt cable between the other port on the Mac monitor and your MacBook Pro.

Does Thunderbolt work with the Mini Displayport to DVI adapter?

I just ordered a new 13" MacBook Pro with Retina Display to replace my Mid-2010 15" MacBook Pro. I've been using the Mini Displayport to DVI adapter to extend my screen to an older 20" Cinema Display. From what I can find online, and I'm here asking for confirmation, I should still be able to use the Mini Displayport to DVI adapter with the new MacBook Pro's Thunderbolt port. Correct?

still be able to use the Mini Displayport to DVI adapter with the new MacBook Pro's Thunderbolt port. Correct?
Yes.

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I have a MBA (mid 2012) and recently purchased a Seagate Desktop Thunderbolt Adapter (STAE129), a Seagate Backup Plus 4TB USB 3.0 external drive (STCA4000100), and Apple Thunderbolt cable. The 4TB hard drive can be separated from the USB 3.0 adapter and the drive placed on the Thunderbolt adapter. I created two partitions (3TB and 1 TB) on the 4TB drive while it was mounted on the Thunderbolt adapter and formatted them Mac OS Extended (Journaled) using partition map scheme GPT. Everything works as expected, the drive hits r/w speeds in the 180 MB/s range (using Blackmagic Disk Speed Test), and no issues at all transferring data to the 3TB partition and using the 1TB partition for TimeMachine.
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Rob

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My situation is a bit different from you. I bought the 3 TB Thunderbolt version of the drive directly and then purchased a USB 3 adaptor seperately. You see, I still own a 3 year old Macbook Pro that doesn't come with a Thunderbolt port. I was looking to upgade to a MacBook Air later. I thought that I might as well buy the TB version now.
In anycase, my old MacBook Pro won't see the drive when I use the USB3 adaptor. I get the same exact error message as you did. I can't really test it on Thunderbolt since I don't have one. I'm going to go install the Thunderbolt drivers now and hopefully, it will recognize the drive afterwards. I'll let you know what happens.
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Hello,
Is it possible to connect an external USB 2.0 hard drive to a Thunderbolt Display and back up a MacBook Air to the external hard drive using Time Machine?
I intend to connect my MacBook Air to the Thunderbolt Display using a Thunderbolt cable.
I would also like to connect my printer via USB 2.0 to the Thunderbolt Display. Will this also work?
Effectively using the Thunderbolt Display as a USB hub or docking station.
Regards,
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Ok, thanks.
My 1 cable to ThunderBolt Display objective
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Your 2 cable suggestion (I think)
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MBP Bootcamp install of USB Windows 7 , Thunderbolt Display

We need support from APPLE! BootCamp
Here are my issues.
Like many users, I must abandon the marvelous os x, and head to the darkside - Windows 7 for work.
I have a MBP early 2011. I must use Bootcamp, because of the resource hogging the 3d CAD programs I use. have tried to in the past with VMWARE, Parallels ect. with no luck
I have a Corsair Force GT ATA 120 gb SSD III, installed and my optical drive removed to accommodate my original Hitachi.
Remember, not to Install that Hitachi drive, until you have used a CD only install of windows 7 onto the SSD.
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If a mac air has the capabilities of installing windows 7 from a usb APPLE, please give same rights to MBP.
Additionally, my osX runs like absolute garbage on the SSD, I rarely if ever use it because of the constant pinwheel I receive, I have researched this error, with
little or no luck, using apps like TRIM seem not to help.
I also own a thunderbolt display, and the fact that there is no support on connecting it without restarting the computer is also an issue.
Bootcamp Development -should add in fan speed Control,

Buddah1200 wrote:
We need support from APPLE! BootCamp
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Like many users, I must abandon the marvelous os x, and head to the darkside - Windows 7 for work.
I have a MBP early 2011. I must use Bootcamp, because of the resource hogging the 3d CAD programs I use. have tried to in the past with VMWARE, Parallels ect. with no luck
I have a Corsair Force GT ATA 120 gb SSD III, installed and my optical drive removed to accommodate my original Hitachi.
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Because you will need the internal superdrive to install Windows.

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I want to create either a 64Gb USB 3 Flash stick or, if necessary (as I would have to buy it) an external thunderbolt drive to run Windows 7 rather than partition my internal hard drive on either computer.
Basically I want to create a totaly portable windows boot drive to run windows 7 and some software I need for work (I just really hate using my slow, POS, work laptop) to run on either mac as I need it
Is this possible?
Will bootcamp recognise either of these types of drives to switch between OSX and Windows - I know USB drives are not recognised?
Can someone point me in the right direction on idiot proof instructions on how to create this?
Thanks for your help in advance

That is true, and may indeed work. You'll likely know during the installation of Windows if it allows you to select a partition on an external drive to install it to.
I'd be very interested in hearing your results.

RMBP, Windows 7 64 bit, thunderbolt external drive

I finally figured out how to install and run Win 7 off of my thunderbolt drive (seagate).
the rMBP requires a FAT partition to be created on the interal SSD. If you use bootcamp utility it creates a huge 20GB partition. I was able to create a small FAT partition on the internal SSD and then proceed to install and run win 7 off of the external thunderbolt drive.
PROCEDURE:
1. run diskutil command:
Code:
diskutil list
you will need to know if your internal SSD is disk0 or disk1 (in this guide it was disk0
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***my ssd is a 512 GB drive, you can break down the partition here ***
Code:
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5. Reboot and press the option key at the chime.
6. Choose the windows installer
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8. On reboot and eventually install bootcamp drivers.
Trial and error:
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see forum for complete disscussion
http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1414769

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I am using only the Windows NTSF partition on the external hard drive at the moment. I transferred all my Steam games to it as an experiment (about 350 GB). The games are running just fine, but it seems that the frame rates and speeds are slower than they were on the original internal hard drive. I bought the external Thunderbolt drive because it was supposed to be faster.
Anyone have any suggestions?
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Hello,
I'm using a MacBook Pro, a Blackmagic Ultrastudio Express Thunderbolt, and Premiere Pro CC 2014. Under preferences I've set playback to BlackMagic playback. When I connect a monitor to the ultra studio express I can get playback from the sources but not from the program. I'm trying to output a green screen composite. I've got the composite completed in the program viewer within Premiere, I've rendered the effect, but it won't play out to the external monitor. But if I double click on either tracks on the timeline, they will play out to the external monitor.
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NMP 12 core D700s failing to initialize thunderbolt bus 0 if the hdmi cable is plugged in

Hey Everyone,
I have a new Mac Pro, 12 core model with D700s, 32 GB RAM. I started having issues about a month ago after only owning it for one month. I noticed that sometimes when I booted up, some of my thunderbolt buses were not initializing. I rechecked the literature to make sure (and correct me if i'm wrong), but you can have one thunderbolt device plugged in bus 0 (the bottom two ports) and still use hdmi. I use the HDMI for my desktop on various monitors and have multiple devices that I need to connect over thunderbolt. I was able to narrow it down and isolate the HDMI plug as being the culprit. If i attach a display port to hdmi adapter to either of the bottom t-bolt ports, it boots up and initializes bus 0. Any time I have an HDMI plugged in, its about 50/50 on if it will initialize bus 0. When this happens, multiple restarts appear to catch it. Since I work in a job where I might have to power down and relocate multiple times, this has been problematic. Any one else seeing this or getting this?
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Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: PMAP: Supervisor Mode Execute Protection enabled!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: Darwin Kernel Version 13.1.0: Thu Jan 16 19:40:37 PST 2014; root:xnu-2422.90.20~2/RELEASE_X86_64!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: vm_page_bootstrap: 8075836 free pages and 280004 wired pages!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: kext submap [0xffffff7f807a6000 - 0xffffff8000000000], kernel text [0xffffff8000200000 - 0xffffff80007a6000]!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: zone leak detection enabled!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: "vm_compressor_mode" is 4!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: standard timeslicing quantum is 10000 us!
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localhost kernel[0]: standard background quantum is 2500 us! localhost kernel[0]: mig_table_max_displ = 74!
localhost kernel[0]: TSC Deadline Timer supported and enabled! localhost kernel[0]: "name" not a kext!
localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorId=0 LocalApicId=0 Enabled! localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorId=1 LocalApicId=1 Enabled! localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorId=2 LocalApicId=2 Enabled! localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorId=3 LocalApicId=3 Enabled! localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorId=4 LocalApicId=4 Enabled! localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorId=5 LocalApicId=5 Enabled! localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorId=6 LocalApicId=6 Enabled! localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorId=7 LocalApicId=7 Enabled! localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorId=8 LocalApicId=8 Enabled! localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorId=9 LocalApicId=9 Enabled! localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorId=10 LocalApicId=10 Enabled! localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorId=11 LocalApicId=11 Enabled! localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorId=12 LocalApicId=16 Enabled! localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorId=13 LocalApicId=17 Enabled! localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorId=14 LocalApicId=18 Enabled! localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorId=15 LocalApicId=19 Enabled! localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorId=16 LocalApicId=20 Enabled! localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorId=17 LocalApicId=21 Enabled! localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorId=18 LocalApicId=22 Enabled! localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorId=19 LocalApicId=23 Enabled! localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorId=20 LocalApicId=24 Enabled! localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorId=21 LocalApicId=25 Enabled! localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorId=22 LocalApicId=26 Enabled! localhost kernel[0]: AppleACPICPU: ProcessorId=23 LocalApicId=27 Enabled! localhost kernel[0]: calling mpo_policy_init for Sandbox!
localhost kernel[0]: Security policy loaded: Seatbelt sandbox policy (Sandbox)! localhost kernel[0]: calling mpo_policy_init for Quarantine!
localhost kernel[0]: Security policy loaded: Quarantine policy (Quarantine)! localhost kernel[0]: calling mpo_policy_init for TMSafetyNet!
localhost kernel[0]: Security policy loaded: Safety net for Time Machine
localhost kernel[0]: Copyright (c) 1982, 1986, 1989, 1991, 1993! localhost kernel[0]: The Regents of the University of California. All rights
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cpu) 0xfff80000000, 0x80000000!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: [ PCI configuration begin ]!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement: Turbo Ratios 3334777B!
localhost kernel[0]: MAC Framework successfully initialized!
localhost kernel[0]: using 16384 buffer headers and 10240 cluster IO buffer
localhost kernel[0]: AppleKeyStore starting (BUILT: Jan 16 2014 20:19:00)! localhost kernel[0]: IOAPIC: Version 0x20 Vectors 64:87!
localhost kernel[0]: IOAPIC: Version 0x20 Vectors 88:111!
localhost kernel[0]: ACPI: sleep states S3 S4 S5!
localhost kernel[0]: pci (build 20:00:24 Jan 16 2014), flags 0x63008, pfm64 (44
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement: (built 19:46:50 Jan 16 2014) initialization complete!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: console relocated to 0xfff80010000!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: [ PCI configuration end, bridges 62, devices 40 ]!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: mcache: 24 CPU(s), 64 bytes CPU cache line size! Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: mbinit: done [128 MB total pool size, (85/42) split]! Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: Pthread support ABORTS when sync kernel primitives misused!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: srom rev:11!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: ARPT: 1.606571: ChangeVCO => vco:960, xtalF:40, frac: 98, ndivMode: 3, ndivint: 24!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: ARPT: 1.609224: Data written into the PLL_CNTRL_ADDR2: 00000c31!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: ARPT: 1.611311: Data written into the PLL_CNTRL_ADDR3 (Fractional): 0000100e!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: ARPT: 1.621783: BTCOEXIST off !
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: ARPT: 1.623256: BRCM tunables:!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: ARPT: 1.624267: pullmode[1] txringsize[ 256] txsendqsize[1024] reapmin[ 32] reapcount[ 128]!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: ARPT: 1.627926: wl0: Broadcom BCM43a0, vendorID[0x14e4] BAR0[0xa0200004]!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: 6.30.223.154 (r420397)!
Apr 7 19:40:24 localhost com.apple.launchd[1]: *** launchd[1] has started up. ***!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: SATA WARNING: IDENTIFY DEVICE checksum not implemented.!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: com.apple.AppleFSCompressionTypeDataless kmod start! Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: rooting via boot-uuid from /chosen: A962FD97-4601-382C- B4EC-DD073E4748F7!
Apr 7 19:40:24 localhost com.apple.launchd[1]: *** Verbose boot, will log to /dev/console. ***! Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: Waiting on <dict ID="0"><key>IOProviderClass</ key><string ID="1">IOResources</string><key>IOResourceMatch</key><string ID="2">boot- uuid-media</string></dict>!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: com.apple.AppleFSCompressionTypeZlib kmod start!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: com.apple.AppleFSCompressionTypeDataless load succeeded!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: com.apple.AppleFSCompressionTypeZlib load succeeded! Apr 7 19:40:24 localhost com.apple.launchd[1]: *** Shutdown logging is enabled. ***!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost com.apple.launchd[1] (com.promise.BGPMain_R): Unknown key for boolean: OnLoad!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: AppleIntelCPUPowerManagementClient: readyGot boot device = IOService:/AppleACPIPlatformExpert/PCI0@0/AppleACPIPCI/RP05@1C,4/IOPP/ SSD0@0/AppleAHCI/PRT0@0/IOAHCIDevice@0/AppleAHCIDiskDriver/ IOAHCIBlockStorageDevice/IOBlockStorageDriver/APPLE SSD SM1024F Media/ IOGUIDPartitionScheme/Mac Pro 1TB@2!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost com.apple.SecurityServer[19]: Session 100000 created!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: BSD root: disk0s2, major 1, minor 1!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: AppleThunderboltNHIType2::setupPowerSavings - GPE based runtime power management!
Apr 7 19:40:25 --- last message repeated 1 time ---!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: FireWire runtime power conservation disabled. (3)!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: STEX : PromiseSTEX loaded up...!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: hfs: mounted Mac Pro 1TB on device root_device!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: FireWire (OHCI) Lucent ID 5901 PCI now active, GUID ec1a597ba0712f76; max speed s800.!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost distnoted[24]: # distnote server daemon absolute time: 3.925139235 civil time: Mon Apr 7 19:40:25 2014 pid: 24 uid: 0 root: yes!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: IO80211Controller::dataLinkLayerAttachComplete(): adding AppleEFINVRAM notification!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: IO80211Interface::efiNVRAMPublished(): !
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost configd[22]: IPConfiguration: verbose mode enabled!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost com.apple.SecurityServer[19]: Entering service!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: flow_divert_kctl_disconnect (0): disconnecting group 1!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost UserEventAgent[15]: Captive: CNPluginHandler en2: Inactive!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost UserEventAgent[15]: Failed to copy info dictionary for bundle /System/ Library/UserEventPlugins/alfUIplugin.plugin!
Apr 7 19:40:25 localhost kernel[0]: Waiting for DSMOS...!
Apr 7 19:40:26 localhost kernel[0]: AirPort: Link Down on en2. Reason 8 (Disassociated because station leaving).!
Apr 7 19:40:26 localhost configd[22]: dhcp_arp_router: en2 SSID unavailable!
Apr 7 19:40:26 localhost configd[22]: network changed.!
Apr 7 19:40:26 BCs-Mac-Pro.local configd[22]: setting hostname to "BCs-Mac-Pro.local"!
Apr 7 19:40:26 BCs-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: AGC: 3.4.35, HW version=4.0.11 [3.2.8], flags:0, features:0!
Apr 7 19:40:26 BCs-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: Previous Shutdown Cause: 3!
Apr 7 19:40:26 BCs-Mac-Pro.local systemkeychain[44]: done file: /var/run/ systemkeychaincheck.done!
Apr 7 19:40:26 BCs-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: [05094] BlackmagicIO: Started device "UltraStudio
4K" (cc2b72d) FW Date: 02-11 08:54!
Apr 7 19:40:26 BCs-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: STEX : Init controller event and source!
Apr 7 19:40:27 BCs-Mac-Pro.local com.apple.kextd[16]: WARNING - Invalid signature -67050 0xFFFFFFFFFFFEFA16 for kext "/System/Library/Extensions/Blackmagic_HDLink_Driver.kext"! Apr 7 19:40:27 BCs-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: HDLink driver found device: 04b4:bd11 - writing FX2! Apr 7 19:40:27 --- last message repeated 1 time ---!
Apr 7 19:40:27 BCs-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: IOPPF - IODeviceTree:/efi/platform/ StartupPowerEvents: 0x0!
Apr 7 19:40:28 BCs-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: Ethernet [AppleBCM5701Ethernet]: Link up on en13, 100-Megabit, Full-duplex, Symmetric flow-control, Debug [796d,2301,0de1,0300,4de1,0000]! Apr 7 19:40:29 BCs-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: IOBluetoothUSBDFU::probe!
Apr 7 19:40:29 BCs-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: IOBluetoothUSBDFU::probe ProductID - 0x828D FirmwareVersion - 0x0079!
Apr 7 19:40:29 BCs-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: **** [IOBluetoothHostControllerUSBTransport][start] -- completed -- result = TRUE -- 0x1000 ****!
Apr 7 19:40:29 BCs-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: **** [BroadcomBluetoothHostControllerUSBTransport] [start] -- Completed -- 0x1000 ****!
Apr 7 19:40:29 BCs-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: IOPPF: AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement mode!
Apr 7 19:40:29 BCs-Mac-Pro kernel[0]: STEX : Get the virtual address : ab6a6000

Quote from: Sea Dog on 15-June-14, 22:57:21
Good luck with that! Using it to update a BIOS is about as risky as it gets. Better off to have tried M-Flash, BIOS + ME selection choice.
too late :( well. I downloaded the version from my mobo support page. it seems to have not failed me this time. though in the future, though I seem to have lucked out this time, I will try m-flash or bios + me. I mean I think I lucked out. I am by no means an expert, but my computer booted, so I assume the update was a success?
Updating the bios didn't solve my problem though. any ideas?

How can I tell my MacBook Air to automatically detect my Thunderbolt Display?

I have a brand new MacBook Air (13", mid-2011) running 10.7.2 (and all updates) and Thunderbolt Display (with firmware 22.2, the latest)
When I plug the thunderbolt plug into the port, I expect the MBA to recognize the display and automatically start using the display based on the last settings (arrangement, etc.) This is how every other display (Apple or not) has worked with a MacBook I've owned. This is one of the nice little touches that I really appreciate about Apple products.
What actually happens when I plug in the thunderbolt display is.... nothing. The MBA will work happily as if there is no external display plugged in until I bring up the Displays control panel and "Detect Displays". This is contrary to how it worked in the past and based on that experience, I consider the current behavior to be a bug.
Is there some setting I'm missing to make this work properly? It is pretting annoying to have to many times a day (in the morning and every time I take my MBA away from my desk). Is this a known issue that Apple will be fixing soon?
Thanks,
Paul Philion
Acme Rocket Company
Mac Owner Since 1985

It's definitely not supposed to work like that...when you plug the display in, it should just turn on and adjust your displays. It works like that on my MBP. Kind of a silly question, but do you have the MagSafe from the display plugged in your MBAir too? Thats a requirement. Beyond that, it should "just work."
Not sure if there is some setting to enable...i haven't seen it. Call to support?

Cinema display VS Thunderbolt display

Hi!
I'm about to start a bidding on an Apple Cinema display 24" bought in july 2010. Now, besides general opinions about this display, are there any fundamental differences between the Cinema display (CD) and the newer Thunderbolt display (TD)?
What I already know is that the TD has 3xUSB, 1xFireWire, 1xThunderbolt and 1xEthernet on the back where the CD only have 3xUSB. Also, the TD only need the thunderbolt cable to the (i e) MacBook to function where the CD need to have the USB cable in addition to the cinema display cable connected to function.
Have I got that right?
I have the newest MacBook Pro with thunderbolt output, but do I still need the USB cable to get the 3xUSB hub on the display? Or is it enough with the cinema display cable from the display?
Hope I didn't make it to complicated to read =)
The price right now is almost 500$.
Oh, that's right - one more thing! I've read a little about compatiblity with different displays and computers. My MacBok Pro has thunderbolt output, but is it still possible to connect the Cinema display that does NOT support thunderbolt?
Jonas

I googled my question and found this article:
http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-13727_7-20043524-263.html
I quote the article:
"The new port is backward compatible so it can still be used to connect to DisplayPort devices; however, only the new port can be used to connect to Thunderbolt devices.
This means that while you can physically connect a Thunderbolt device to a Mac with DisplayPort, the device will not work, but if you connect a DisplayPort device to a Mac with Thunderbolt, then the device will work."
Helpful picture:
http://i.i.com.com/cnwk.1d/i/tim/2011/03/15/ThunderboltChart_270x130.png
So if you believe in this, I actually can use the Cinema display with my MacBook with thunderbolt port. Or am I getting this all backwards?
Jonas

A Thunderbolt of a Whoopin'

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