Broken BOOTCAMP in OS X 11 El Capitan -------------------------------------------------------- // To prevent from this issue: please do not update OS X if you did a manually resize operation on your already installed bootcamp, unless you did not backup your windows files. or change the way you resize your bootcamp partitition ti the following: backup your windows files, delete the bootcamp partitions with sox’s bootcamp helper - create a new (resized) bootcamp with bootcamp helper - update OS X! // The following guide adresses MAC setups with a single disk // If you have a multi disk setup you must adjust…

1. Activate "show hidden files": defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles YES 2.1 Open file: /Users/<username>/.ccnet/seafile.ini 2.2 Edit entry: /path to the root folder where the "Seattle" folder is at /Seafile/.seafile-data 3. Deactivate "show hidden files": defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles NO  

1. Install Kitematic (Beta) https://www.docker.com/toolbox 2. Install tiagoboldt/sharelatex-docker https://hub.docker.com/r/tiagoboldt/sharelatex-docker/ 3. Start the docker image 4. Open Exec terminal 5. Change directory to: /sharelatex/web 6. Execute: grunt create-admin-user --email joe@example.com  replace  joe@example.com with your adminstrator's email address 7. Follow the generated web link to set the password: Maybe you need to replace the ip and port to the ones provided by kitematic for your image, see: Settings/Ports/MAC IP:PORT 8. Publish (www): in order to be able to access your docker image from the internet you must expose your local docker subnet ip/port to your host subnet: ill recommend using nap/netcat/ncat for this: https://nmap.org/download.html#macosx 8.1 Install…

If you are like me: "not able to select the right display resolution for your display": go ahead an press the "OPTION KEY" while selecting "Scaled". This enables all (un)supported resolutions. The problem occurs for instance because of a bad EDID handshake of your graphics adapter and your display. For me the problem arises using a "LogiLink Mini DisplayPort Female to DisplayPort Male Converter" which connects via an original APPLE VGA adapter to a VGA display. (Other than that, this is the only solution to be able to use a VGA display with the latest OS X versions BUY - http://www.amazon.de/LogiLink-Mini-DisplayPort-Female-Converter/dp/B002UTSNGC)

Recently I got an undefined error "0", using brew 0.9.5: /usr/local/bin/brew: /usr/local/Library/brew.rb: /System/Library/Frameworks/Ruby.framework/Versions/1.8/usr/bin/ruby: bad interpreter: No such file or directory /usr/local/bin/brew: line 23: /usr/local/Library/brew.rb: Undefined error: 0 I really do not know, why it is Ruby 1.8 (it is very old) being used here, but typing "ruby -version" leads to the fact, that we currently run Ruby of Version 2.0. So fixing this is pretty simple: 1. Open this file: "/usr/local/Library/brew.rb" (may depend, where exactly you have installed brew to -> see the error message!) 2. Edit the 1st line (replace 1.8 with your current version -> mine = 2.0)…