Message forwarding doesn't work

Hi!
I'm trying to set up message forwarding between iPhone 5S 8.2 and iPad Air 8.2. In iPhone's menu Settings->Messages->Text Message Forwarding I found my iPad, turn on switch, then I fill numbers from iPad screen and press ok, but the switch become disabled again.
On MacBook Air with the same Apple ID forwarding works without problems.

Hi Ukruser,
Welcome to the Apple Support Communities!
I understand that you are trying to set up Continuity for SMS and MMS between your iPhone and iPad, but the feature appears to be turning itself off. To ensure that everything is set up correctly before entering the code, please read over the set up instructions located in the attached article.
Connect your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, and Mac using Continuity - Apple Support
To use Continuity for SMS and MMS with your iPhone and your Mac, iPad or iPod touch
Your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch need to use iOS 8.1, and your Mac needs to use OS X Yosemite.
Sign in to iMessage on your iPhone, your other iOS devices, and your Mac using the same Apple ID.
On your iPhone:
Go to Settings > Messages > Send & Receive > You Can Be Reached By, and add a check to both your phone number and email address.
Go to Messages > Text Message Forwarding, and enable the device(s) you would like to forward messages to.
Your Mac, iPad, or iPod touch will display a code. Enter this code on your iPhone to verify the SMS feature.
Best regards,
Joe

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You’re welcome.
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Well, that’s not what you said in your first post...
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The question is: where are the others?
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Right. I missed that part of your first post. Sorry.
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I can post more code if necessary =) thanks!
-JF-

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4014 cfa4 17e7 b2ca 7c92 ec35 9fe3 0089
206c beba c33d 5876 89e7 0d9c 1fc7 b122
801e bdb9 82af 8885 add9 7b17 7aa4 4c69
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ffa7 9c29 ad4a 9292 7f3a 9e4d 9040 f135
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2c58 f7b6 fb50 2ce7 c7d2 6f70 ce45 be87
bfe4 2755 4795 10ee e1e1 1362 d078 a8ac
0754 8663 6881 12e4 fe8c c1c1 795f 7617
0423 1abf eade 31d1 4bfc e7a0 5fbc 36cd
af25 febe 374a bef1 eb3b 2b73 df5c a5fe
9dc3 d5e9 e31c 97ec 35ca 4002 4beb 0917
2d72 d0e3 f0ab 8d75 0fcf ce97 500f e869
875b 7866 1528 7148 99d0 6369 3369 a639
cb39 f552 a277 62c3 1ba8 bdb3 4127 a6ca
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459c fc7a 1b10 7e99 8b74 cc60 e5b9 3a85
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ffa7 9c29 ad4a 9292 7f3a 9e4d 9040 f135
f507 3d8b c142 6ac2 da83 167a c40e 1be4
2c58 f7b6 fb50 2ce7 c7d2 6f70 ce45 be87
bfe4 2755 4795 10ee e1e1 1362 d078 a8ac
0754 8663 6881 12e4 fe8c c1c1 795f 7617
0423 1abf eade 31d1 4bfc e7a0 5fbc 36cd
af25 febe 374a bef1 eb3b 2b73 df5c a5fe
9dc3 d5e9 e31c 97ec 35ca 4002 4beb 0917
2d72 d0e3 f0ab 8d75 0fcf ce97 500f e869
875b 7866 1528 7148 99d0 6369 3369 a639
cb39 f552 a277 62c3 1ba8 bdb3 4127 a6ca
5cdd d934 5f5b a434 a20e 980c 7bfd 6f40
7029 d9aa 294f 321e 4eab 8130 adf3 140a
5352 328b 6713 25ac c37a d33a 2be9 3699
459c fc7a 1b10 7e99 8b74 cc60 e5b9 3a85
edbb 7baf 2205 34a4 c10e 6d79 1e44 239f
dad3 ee10 b76f 76fa 569c 3b73 81e0 0848
db89 4efd c520 163e af72 b83b ff3b a924
d2f1 120d 75df f7ae 3922 1b2a ee39 5efd
3ade 6a0e f24e f14d 7444 d7b6 3c3a 5ab6
2345 420d e9a4 1811 807e 9c29 5da3 f9a0
f7cb ba53 b3f1 69c4 b76d fa9d 6a0a 0184
a69c fe16 42d9 71a9 85b9 1b01 8870 40b1
585a c191 a101 39b4 2203 b662 2a17 50fc
93ac 3a2d 2b27 22f4 ff60 f7d1 fd59 feda
1477 c56f 816a 0199 34b7 ba4c 4950 6af8
b7bf c409 d48a e701 2894 1be1 3ac9 d4b1
Is it possible at all to enable TRIM support in this case? And if yes, what did I miss?
Last edited by Atragor (2012-07-01 19:19:14)

Good, my guess then would be that your trim is working already and you should be able to invoke it also with fstrim manually to get a positive confirmation in bash.
The reason you don't see the zeros in your check should be that the hdparm reports back the wrong starting sector of the file due to offsets. See here for a thorough explanation by the developer and here another summary.

X11 forwarding doesn't work

Hi
I bought a Macbook Pro a few weeks ago with SL preinstalled and I need to access a SSH server with X11 forwarding but I can't get it to work. Whenever I run "ssh username@host -X" it allows me to enter the password but then it just hangs.
Any ideas what might be wrong?
// Andreas

luuse wrote:
Sorry, was a bit short earlier. Was in a bit of a hurry but wanted you and anyone else to know that it didn't work. I'm not a complete beginner with unix although troubleshooting X11 on my own is kinda daunting, thereby the lack of details .
I wasn't saying anything about you. I was just ranting about 10.6. And to make things even more embarrassing, I was completely wrong! I didn't check my facts enough and was all too ready to blame 10.6.
What kind of machine are you connecting to? On MacOS X, X11 forwarding is turned off on the server side by default. You have to turn it on manually: http://developer.apple.com/mac/library/qa/qa2004/qa1383.html
I did this and I could ssh -X from my 10.6.1 machine into my production 10.5.8 machine. I hadn't bothered to check logging into my Linux server or I would have had a better answer to begin with.
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