It is hard to believe that Symantec would be so brazen as to post this product on MacUpdate while they are in the midst of not coping with a fiasco resulting from its incompatibility with Lion 10.7.4.
Great. Now not only are you girls & guys taking the bits and pieces off into a brave new Mac Universe, you've now decided to take the underlying crypto library into a brand new Mac Universe, all by yourselves. For heaven's sake why? WTF?
I admire your ambition, and salute your dedication. Good luck.
v3.8.2 crashes upon launch under OS X Lion 10.7.2. Developer has been notified, and has identified a point of failure. Too soon to see whether that will result in a version upgrade or a silent fix.
Does not seem to recognize an iPAD2 running iOS 5.0 connected to a MacBook Pro running Lion Os X 10.7.2 :( It comes up blank: it sees a device, but can't say anything about it. The Developer has been notified.
For folks with both a Lion Recovery Partition and a TechToolPro eDrive partition already installed, Lion Recovery Update (running under 10.7.2) may report that it is unable to create a Recovery Partition and offer you the 'option' of Cancelling the installation.
My workaround was to mount the existing Lion Recovery Partition, using Disk Utility, and then run Lion Recovery Update. Seems to have worked like a charm.
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nonpareil
Outer reviewed on 17 May 2012
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PGP Desktop
-2
GPGServices
I admire your ambition, and salute your dedication. Good luck.
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Apple FIPS Cryptographic Module
Outer reviewed on 27 Apr 2012
The test wants a file called "cryptoKAT". The installed file is called "CryptoKAT". Sorry: my bad for using a case-sensitive drive?
The test wants a file called "hmac_sha1_24_incr_edc" that isn't even included in the distribution package (according to Pacifist, at any rate).
And this managed to get through USA Government NIST testing?
Bah! Humbug!
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As distributed from this link, installation will make your machine inoperable. It will not boot.
There is a way to recover, but read the fine print closely first!
OpenSSH
If it overwrites, how can I know whether it will mess up other parts of my Apple-provided infrastructure?
Toast Titanium
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Apple iTunes
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Optimism
DeTune
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Google Earth
MacBookPro6,2, 8G; 10.7.1.
Apple Lion Recovery Update
My workaround was to mount the existing Lion Recovery Partition, using Disk Utility, and then run Lion Recovery Update. Seems to have worked like a charm.
Google Earth
In short, there is currently no way to get the Internet Plugin installed onto a case-sensitive volume.
Smart Crash Reports
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