Now the release seems to be in October, but still no official conformation, no release date, no hype. preinstall: 20:24:44.750 AlertAll /var/folders/1z/pttgp2sn24s_6yrrm7_l8wj40000gn/T/xcodelion.fyQbOP0c/Packages/MobileDevice.pkg/Applications/Xcode.Is it just me, or do others also think that Leopard is the less promoted version of MacOSX so far? Since the introduction in March and some discussion about the inclusion of ZFS and the design of Time Machine, there was pretty nothing, neither from Apple side, nor from other sources. preinstall: Can't tget thsi 20:24:44.680 AlertAll /Applications/iTunes.app preinstall: 20:24:44.612 AlertAll /AppleInternal/Applications/PurpleRestore.app preinstall: 20:24:44.611 AlertAll > updateTable preinstall: 20:24:44.609 AlertAll > timerMethod preinstall: 20:24:39.748 AlertAll /var/folders/1z/pttgp2sn24s_6yrrm7_l8wj40000gn/T/xcodelion.fyQbOP0c/Packages/MobileDevice.pkg/Applications/Xcode.app preinstall: 20:24:39.680 AlertAll /Applications/iTunes.app preinstall: 20:24:39.611 AlertAll /AppleInternal/Applications/PurpleRestore.app preinstall: 20:24:39.610 AlertAll > updateTable preinstall: 20:24:39.608 AlertAll > timerMethod Keeps hanging with an Alert saying iTunes is running. In addition, you will probably want to remove the kext AppleProfileFamily.kext in Mountain Lion because it cannot be loaded and causes annoying error messages on startup.Ĭan't get this installer to run no matter what. "System Tools" contain kernel extensions for profiling which are incompatible with the Mountain Lion kernel and will cause the system to panic on startup. Update: Xcode 3.2.6 can also be installed in Mountain Lion, but one very important point is to uncheck "System Tools" when installing. are available for command line development). However you can only have one global set of development tools installed (the ones that are installed in '/usr', i.e. You can install Xcode 4.1 and Xcode 3.2.6 side-by-side, by choosing a different directory than '/Developer' as the install target for Xcode 3.2.6 (I use '/Xcode3.2'). Assuming the disk image got mounted at '/Volumes/Xcode and iOS SDK', you can use this one-liner:Ĭat '/Volumes/Xcode and iOS SDK/Xcode and iOS SDK.mpkg/Contents/iPhoneSDKSL.dist' | sed "s/& pareVersions(my., '10.7') < 0 //g" > '/Volumes/Xcode and iOS SDK/Xcode and iOS SDK.mpkg/Contents/' & mv '/Volumes/Xcode and iOS SDK/Xcode and iOS SDK.mpkg/Contents/' '/Volumes/Xcode and iOS SDK/Xcode and iOS SDK.mpkg/Contents/iPhoneSDKSL.dist'
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