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CloudWatcher

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6. I should hope not!

Tue Oct 15, 2019, 02:45 PM

Oct 2019

Research and decide. That's why I put in the shell commands that showed my version of that "32 bit" file was 64-bit and not 32-bit. You (if you have a Catalina machine, or even a pre-Catalina machine) can check it yourself. Terminal.app is in /Applications/Utilities. I didn't explain the commands I was using, but they're standard Unix/MacOS commands (cd, pwd, file). I can explain them if you ask nicely or point you to any Unix reference.

I could post my background and why you should believe me, but w/out posting my real name there's no way to verify what I say here.

Research it. Prove me wrong in calling BS. I can wait.

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Apple Catalina Software Update has been Bricking Machines. Apple States a New Logic Board Required. [View all] TheBlackAdder Oct 2019 OP

An O.S. update that ruins your hardware...? regnaD kciN Oct 2019 #1

Apparently is doesn't. They're just billing it as a hardware issue, when it's probably not. TheBlackAdder Oct 2019 #2

I've replaced hundreds of mobo caps. They cost a few cents. defacto7 Oct 2019 #3

BS CloudWatcher Oct 2019 #4

Like I don't believe everything that one person writes in a post calling BS. TheBlackAdder Oct 2019 #5

I should hope not! CloudWatcher Oct 2019 #6

2nd call of BS CloudWatcher Oct 2019 #7

Well, since you're in the know. Go to that video and call him out on it. TheBlackAdder Oct 2019 #8

Yeah, probably will ... CloudWatcher Oct 2019 #9

Ok, commented on youtube as well CloudWatcher Oct 2019 #10