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Mac OS X Puma build 5Q45

Mac OS X Puma build 5Q45 is a build of Mac OS X 10.1. This build was released on the 19 February 2002. This update delivers enhancements that improve the reliability of Mac OS X applications, important security features and includes new and updated support for a variety of Digital Hub peripheral devices.
== New features and changes ==
=== CD Disc Recording Peripherals ===
Support was expanded for QPS, EZQuest, LaCie, Yamaha, MCE Technologies and Sony devices.
=== Image Capture and iPhoto ===
Support was improved for several digital camera models from Canon, Kodak and Sony.
=== Graphics and OpenGL ===
* Support for DVD Playback on external VGA displays on the PowerBook G4 was added.
* PowerBook video mirroring is now on by default when connecting to a new display.
* Improvements for iTunes have been added when the full screen visualizer is used.
=== Networking and Security ===
* Login authentication support for LDAP and Active Directory services.
* OpenSSH was updated to version 3.0.2p1.
* WebDAV support for Digest authentication was added.
* Mail now includes support for SSL encryption.
==Gallery==
File:MacOS-10.1.3.5Q45-AppleSystemProfiler.PNG|System Profiler
Category:Mac OS X Puma builds
Mac OS X Puma build 5S60

Mac OS X Puma build 5S60 is a major update of Mac OS X Puma 10.1.5. This update delivers enhancements which improve the reliability of Mac OS X applications, delivers improved networking, security, support for PC Card serial communication devices, and expanded peripheral device support.
==New features and changes==
===Peripheral device support===
*Support was expanded for new Canon digital cameras.
*Support was improved for the Nikon FireWire cameras.
*Suporport was expanded for the SmartDisk, EZQuest and LaCie disc recording devices
*Support was improved for MO drives.
===Application improvements===
*Increased stability of Mail and Sherlock.
*Emails are properly retained when rebuilding the Draft mailbox.
*Support for 2D and QuickTime hardware acceleration for the Rage Pro.
*Updated Carbon applications can use Quartz anti-aliasing technology for high-quality text display.
===Networking and Security===
*Improved Networking via AFP when accessing multi-level directories on Windows NT file servers.
*Significant improvements to file searching on local and remote volumes have been made.
*A generic PC Card driver is now included to support a variety of PC Card modems.
*Mail accounts now go offline to indicate that SSL encryption settings are not supported by the mail server.
===WebDAV===
*iDisk mounting and file navigation were improved.
*Support was added for connecting to iDisk using default DNS settings of AirPort.
*Support for mounting a WebDAV volume from a non-standard http port has been added.
===Asian language improvements===
*Significant updates to the Korean Input Method have been made.
*Internet Connect and AirPort applications were updated with Chinese and Korean localized content.
===Miscellaneous===
* This update includes the April 2002 Security Update.
* Installer was updated to version 1.2.
==Gallery==
MacOS-10.0-Boot.png|Happy Mac
===Server version===
File:5s60pumasetup.PNG|Setup
File:5s60pumaboot.PNG|Boot screen
File:5s60pumaloginscreen.PNG|Login screen
File:5s60pumadesk.PNG|Desktop
File:5s60pumaabout.PNG|About This Mac
Category:Mac OS X Puma builds
Mac OS X Server 1.0

Mac OS X Server 1.0 is the official RTM build of Mac OS X Server 1.x, released to consumers on 16 March 1999. Unlike the previous Rhapsody builds, this build is only available in the PowerPC architecture. It includes some minor changes and improvements from Developer Release 2, like the login screen being updated to remove Rhapsody branding, updating the kernel to 5.3, or changing the Workspace Manager about to include credits.
This release is often mislabeled as "Mac OS X Server 1.1" on later printings of this build's installation media, which Apple was made aware and released a knowledge base article acknowledging the error.http://www.shawcomputing.net/rhapsody/system/rhapsody_media/rhap_ver_1.html
== New features and changes ==
* The kernel was updated to 5.3. The skipped version 5.2 was used in a cancelled home release of Rhapsody, named Rhapsody 1.0.
* The login screen has received two changes, the Rhapsody Developer Release 2 text was changed to Mac OS X Server, with the background being replaced with a tilted X on a gray background.
* The Workspace Manager about dialog was changed, with the Workspace Manager text being shrunk down, and credits being included.
* The Apple logo menu was changed again from the previous build, with it now including icons next to every option.
== Gallery ==
File:MacOSXServer1.0-BootingtoCD.png|Booting into the installer
File:Macosxserverboot.png|Boot screen
File:MacOSXServer1.0-Setup.png|Setup
File:MacOSX-Server1-1.0-OOBE.png|OOBE
File:MacOSX-Server1-1.0-Login.png|Login screen
File:MacOSX-Server1-1.2v3-Shutdown.png|Shutting down
== References ==
Category:Mac OS X Server 1.x builds
Mac OS X Server 1.0.1

Mac OS X Server 1.0.1 is a build of Mac OS X Server 1.x, which was released as a free update for Mac OS X Server 1.0 on 15 April 1999. 
This build updates the Rhapsody kernel number to 5.4.
==New features and changes==
Not much is known about the exact features and changes introduced or updated in this build, as an article which displayed this build's changes was never published, unlike with the following update. If this build's update file is extracted, it can be seen that only three files are updated: the kernel itself, the DEC21x4Ethernet config and the 0200_Tune file. Supposedly however, this build was quote on quote, just a desperate bugfix.
==Gallery==
MacOSX-Server1-1.0.1-Setup.png|Setup
MacOSX-Server1-1.0.1-Setup2.png
Macosxserverboot.png|Boot screen
MacOSX-Server1-1.0.1-Uname.png|uname
Category:Mac OS X Server 1.x builds
Mac OS X Server 1.0.2

Mac OS X Server 1.0.2 is a build of Mac OS X Server 1.x. It is an update for Mac OS X Server 1.0 released on 29 July 1999. This build updates the Rhapsody kernel number to 5.5 and the Workspace Manager version to v378. This update includes performance enhacements and bug fixes.
== Installation ==
The installation process of this update is relatively simple. The .tar files containing the .pkg file itself can be extracted using Workspace Manager or with any extraction program externally. The .pkg itself then should be opened using the Installer app. If prompted to overwrite files, allow the installer to do so.
== Gallery ==
MacOSX-Server1-1.0.2-Setup.png|Setup
MacOSX-Server1-1.0.2-Setup2.png
Macosxserverboot.png|Boot screen
MacOSX-Server1-1.0.2-Uname.png|uname
Category:Mac OS X Server 1.x builds
Mac OS X Server 1.2

Mac OS X Server 1.2 is a build of Mac OS X Server 1.x. It was released as a paid upgrade version for Mac OS X Server 1.0 on 14 January 2000. It includes some minor changes, like updating the kernel to version 5.6, updating the installation environment to Mac OS 9.0, and updating the BlueBox emulator to Mac OS 8.6.
== New features and changes ==
* The kernel was updated to Rhapsody version 5.6.
* The Blue Box emulator was updated to include Mac OS 8.6 instead of 8.5.1.
* Support was added for the Power Mac G4 "Yikes!" computer and the Macintosh Server G4.
* The installation environment was updated to Mac OS 9.0.
== Gallery ==
File:Macosxserverboot.png|Boot screen
Category:Mac OS X Server 1.x builds
Mac OS X Server 1.2 v3

Mac OS X Server 1.2 v3 is an update build of Mac OS X Server 1.x released on 27 October 2000. This version contains almost no differences from its predecessor. However, it adds support for the G4 Gigabit Ethernet, allowing for all "graphite" colored PowerMac G4's to run Mac OS X Server. As a result, the installation environment was updated to the version that came with said computer, Mac OS 9.0.4.
== Gallery ==
File:MacOSX-Server1-1.2v3-SetupBoot.png|Installation disc boot screen
File:MacOSX-Server1-1.2v3-Setup.png|Setup
File:MacOSX-Server1-1.2v3-Setup2.png
File:MacOSX-Server1-1.2v3-Setup3.png
File:MacOSX-Server1-1.2v3-Setup4.png
File:Macosxserverboot.png|Boot screen
File:MacOSX-Server1-1.2v3-Login.png|Login screen
File:MacOSX-Server1-1.2v3-FirstBoot.png|First boot
File:MacOSX-Server1-1.2v3-Shutdown.png|Shutting down
File:Server 1.2 Panic.png|Kernel panic
Category:Mac OS X Server 1.x builds
Mac OS X Server Jaguar build 6I34

Mac OS X Jaguar build 6I34 is a server build of Mac OS X 10.2.4. This build was preinstalled on the initial batch of Early 2003 Xserve's.
== Gallery ==
File:MacOSX-10.2.4-6I34-Server-Setup1.PNG|Setup - Welcome
File:MacOSX-10.2.4-6I34-Server-Setup2.PNG|Setup - Install Software
File:MacOSX-10.2.4-6I34-Server-OOBE.PNG|OOBE
File:MacOS-10.2-Boot.png|Apple logo
File:MacOSX-10.2.4-6I34-Server-Boot.PNG|Boot screen
File:MacOSX-10.2.4-6I34-Server-Login.PNG|Login screen
File:MacOSX-10.2.4-6I34-Server-FirstBoot.PNG|First boot
File:MacOSX-10.2.4-6I34-Server-SystemProfiler.PNG|System Profiler
File:MacOSX-10.2.4-6I34-Server-ShuttingDown.PNG|Shutdown screen
Category:Mac OS X Jaguar builds
Mac OS X Snow Leopard

Mac OS X Snow Leopard, or Mac OS X 10.6, is the seventh major release of Mac OS X that was released on 28 August 2009. It was announced on 9 June 2008 at WWDC. Snow Leopard is one of Apple's longest lasting Mac OS X operating systems with five years of support and launched with largely positive reviews. It is a minor update over Mac OS X Leopard, focusing primarily on performance improvements.
This is the last version of macOS to support 32-bit Intel Macs and also the last version of Mac OS X to be distributed on optical discs as subsequent releases starting with Mac OS X Lion would only be distributed exclusively through the Mac App Store. Early beta versions also supported the then-obsolete PowerPC architecture.
This is the last version of Mac OS X to include Rosetta, and thus the last version to support PowerPC-only applications.
==New features and changes==
*Removed support for the PowerPC architecture due to Apple's intent to support Intel processors.
* On 64-bit systems, the kernel now runs in 64-bit. Most built-in applications have also been updated to support 64-bit.
*Finder has been rewritten in Cocoa to take the advantages of Mac OS X. Before that, Finder was based on the Carbon API.
*QuickTime has been updated to version 10, which includes an updated UI, file conversion, screen recording, and video editing.
*Safari has been updated to version 4, which adds Cover Flow, Top Sites, and VoiceOver.
*Microsoft Exchange support is now integrated into the Mail, Address Book, and iCal applications.
*Version 10.6.6 introduced the Mac App Store, an ESD marketplace for free and paid programs for Mac OS.
*Minor UI adjustments have been made, such as brighter title bars and dark contextual menus for the dock.
*Full multi-touch trackpad support has been added to all supported notebooks.
==List of known builds==
===Beta===
===RTM===
===Updates===
====10.6.1====
====10.6.2====
====10.6.3====
====10.6.4====
====10.6.5====
====10.6.6====
====10.6.7====
====10.6.8====
===Security Updates===
Category:MacOS versions
Mac OS X Snow Leopard build 10A190

Mac OS X Snow Leopard build 10A190 is an ADC (Apple Dev Center) developer preview build of Mac OS X Snow Leopard. It is the last build of the macOS series that is able to boot on Macs with a PowerPC CPU.https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/snow-leopard-on-unsupported-ppc-machines.2232031/
== Changes ==
* More libraries and components have been compiled exclusively for Intel machines, allowing for a smaller footprint.
* The input issue on high-end Intel machines from 10A96 has been fixed.
* Some of the applications have been updated to later versions, but all are universal binaries.
* Address Book 5.0 has been finalized, though the old 4.2 version from Leopard is still present (renamed to "Address Book (Leopard)".
* iDisk now has a pink icon in Finder windows. This would be changed in later builds.
== Bugs and quirks ==
* Due to the jettisoning of large parts of PowerPC components, this build is less stable on PowerPC machines compared to 10A96; though they can still boot into the desktop.
* On external volumes, when displaying icons the Finder window glitches out near the top.
== References ==
Category:Mac OS X Snow Leopard builds
Mac OS X Snow Leopard build 10A2148

Mac OS X Snow Leopard build 10A2148 is a "releaseType" (testing variant) build of Mac OS X Snow Leopard that was found by the Computer Clan, installed on a 21.5-inch Late 2009 (K22/K23 PVT, supposedly) Unibody iMac, most likely being a quality control reject.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBhN7kn8j-ghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbUhdIGsxH8 The build's version number is 10.6 and could therefore be considered a post-RTM build of 10.6.0, in contrast to 10.6.1, which production units of this iMac originally shipped with. While it hasn't been shared publicly, multiple people have this build in private collections.
== References ==
Category:Mac OS X Snow Leopard builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Mac OS X Snow Leopard build 10A222

Mac OS X Snow Leopard build 10A222 is an ADC (Apple Dev Center) developer preview build of Mac OS X Snow Leopard. It is the first build of the macOS series that is unable to boot completely on Macs with the PowerPC CPU architecture. While BootX is still included and the Mach kernel is PPC-compatible, components like the Finder and WindowServer are only Intel-compatible, and PPC kexts have been removed. PPC-compatible components would continue to be left over up through the RTM release.https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/snow-leopard-on-unsupported-ppc-machines.2232031/
== Changes ==
* Rosetta is now listed as an optional installation in the installer.
* Screenshots have a default name listed with a timestamp rather than "Picture 1."
* There is now a mixture of Universal and Intel-only applications, though the vast majority of the Utilities are now Intel-only.
== Bugs and quirks ==
* The installer cannot be launched from build 10A190. Setup must be invoked by booting into the install DVD to install the OS.
== References ==
Category:Mac OS X Snow Leopard builds
Mac OS X Snow Leopard build 10A380

Mac OS X Snow Leopard build 10A380 is a developer preview build of Mac OS X Snow Leopard. This build was given to attendees of the 2009 Worldwide Developers' Conference.
==Changes==
*QuickTime X looks different than the final release, having more of a flat look rather than the glossy look the RTM build has.
*New default wallpaper which resembles RTM.
== Gallery ==
File:MacOSX-10.6-10A380-Setup.png|Setup
File:MacOSXSnowLeopard10A380.jpg|Original DVD (Client)
Category:Mac OS X Snow Leopard builds
Mac OS X Snow Leopard build 10A403

Mac OS X Server Snow Leopard build 10A403 is a server beta build of Mac OS X Snow Leopard, released to testers on 9 July 2009.
==Gallery==
File:OS-X-10.6-10A403-OOBE.png|OOBE
File:OS-X-10.6-10A403-SystemProfiler.png|System Profiler
Category:Mac OS X Snow Leopard builds
Mac OS X Snow Leopard build 10A432

Mac OS X Snow Leopard build 10A432 is the official RTM build of Mac OS X Snow Leopard. It was released on 28 August 2009 and was the last version of Mac OS X for the i386 architecture. This release of Mac OS X is one of the longest supported ones, lasting for roughly five years.
==Setup==
The language selection hasn't received any uplifts, rather than the wallpaper being changed. The installation program however now looks more simpler compared to the one found in Mac OS X Leopard. The utilities during setup haven't received that many uplifts either.
The Out of Box Experience hasn't received many uplifts.
File:MacOSSnowLeopard LanguageSelection.png|Language selection
File:MacOSSnowLeopard Setup.png|Setup
File:MacOSSnowLeopard DiskUtility.png|Disk Utility
File:MacOSSnowLeopard SoftwareLicenseAgreement.png|Setup - Software License Agreement
File:MacOSSnowLeopard Installation.png|Setup - choose where to install
File:MacOSSnowLeopard Installing.png|Setup - installing
File:MacOSSnowLeopard ThankYou.png|Setup - thank you
File:MacOSSnowLeopard OOBE.png|Out of Box Experience
==Gallery==
File:MacOSSnowLeopar AppleLogo.png|Boot screen
File:MacOSSnowLeopard Login.png|Login
MacOS-10.6-Desktop.png|First boot
File:MacOSSnowLeopard Safari.png|Safari
File:MacOSSnowLeopard Demo.png|Demo
Category:Mac OS X Snow Leopard builds
Mac OS X Snow Leopard build 10A433

Mac OS X Server Snow Leopard build 10A433 is the official RTM build of Mac OS X Snow Leopard.
==Gallery==
===Setup===
File:OS-X-10.6-10A433-Setup1.png|Select language
File:OS-X-10.6-10A433-Setup2.png|Setup
File:OS-X-10.6-10A433-Setup3.png|Copying files
File:OS-X-10.6-10A433-Setup4.png|Install Succeeded
File:OS-X-10.6-10A433-SetupOOBE.png|OOBE
===Interface===
File:MacOS-10.2-Boot.png|Boot screen
File:OS-X-10.6-10A433-FirstBoot.png|First boot
File:OS-X-10.6-10A433-SystemProfiler.png|System Profiler
File:OS-X-10.6-10A433-ShutdownConfirmation.png|Shutdown confirmation
Category:Mac OS X Snow Leopard builds
Mac OS X Snow Leopard build 10A96

Mac OS X Snow Leopard build 10A96 is the official developer preview build of Mac OS X Snow Leopard and the earliest known build as of 2025. The build's DVD was sent to all attendees of the Worldwide Developer's Conference of 2008. It remains mostly unchanged from Leopard, and as such it is able to run on PowerPC machines; one of two Snow Leopard builds being fully able to run on them (of which the installation notes state is an unsupported configuration).
== Changes ==
* The install DVD includes an early version of Boot Camp 3.0.
* Added a new version of Address Book, which supports Entourage 2007. The original Leopard release is retained for compatibility reasons.
*Automatic crash reporting is now enabled by default.
== Bugs and quirks ==
* The layout of the install DVD's icons would be off-center from their normal positions.
* On high-end Intel machines, there is an approximate 5-minute delay between the desktop loading and input devices being functional. This behavior does not exist on PowerPC machines.
* The display resolution is locked to the monitor's native resolution.
== Gallery ==
File:Mac OS X 10.6 10A96 EULA-2021-11-28-13-16-37.png|EULA
File:Mac OS X 10.6 10A96 Kernel Version-2021-11-29-18-35-33.png|uname -a
=== Miscellaneous ===
File:Media-disc01-10a96.png|Original DVD (client)
File:Media-disc01-10a96srv.png|Original DVD (server)
Category:Mac OS X Snow Leopard builds
Mac OS X Snow Leopard build 10B504

Mac OS X Snow Leopard build 10B504 is a build of Mac OS X Snow Leopard 10.6.1, released on 10 September 2009. Notably, the Darwin version remains at 10.0.0 rather than the usual increase to 10.1.0, thus keeping the original output from uname -a compared to build 10A432.
Category:Mac OS X Snow Leopard builds
Mac OS X Snow Leopard build 10D573

Mac OS X Snow Leopard build 10D573 is a build of Mac OS X Snow Leopard 10.6.3, released on 29 March 2010. A slightly later compile of 10.6.3, build 10D575, would ship on newer retail copies of Snow Leopard. Meanwhile, this original version would be quickly replaced with build 10D578 two weeks later.
Category:Mac OS X Snow Leopard builds
Mac OS X Snow Leopard build 10J3250

Mac OS X Snow Leopard build 10J3250 is a special build of Mac OS X Snow Leopard 10.6.7 which shipped with the first batch of 2011 MacBook Pros. As a result, kernel-level support for Intel's Sandy Bridge CPUs was added. However, due to the unique nature of this build (as the main branch did not yet have support for these CPUs), a unique update to this version of 10.6.7 was pushed out on 4 May 2011 for these MacBook Pros as part of a firmware patch - this bumped the build number to build 10J4138.
This build was present on 2011 MacBook Pro restoration discs, and with the model locks removed, can be used as a universal install disc - many Hackintosh builds use this version as a baseline.
Category:Mac OS X Snow Leopard builds
Mac OS X Snow Leopard build 10J567

Mac OS X Snow Leopard build 10J567 is a build of Mac OS X Snow Leopard 10.6.6, released on 6 January 2011. This is a major feature update for Snow Leopard, which adds the Mac App Store.
The "Mac OS X Software" option in the Apple menu has been changed to "App Store" to reflect the addition of the Mac App Store.
Category:Mac OS X Snow Leopard builds
Mac OS X Snow Leopard build 10K540

Mac OS X Snow Leopard build 10K540 is the 10.6.8 update of Mac OS X Snow Leopard. This version contains Lion transfer tools in prep for that version's release the following month, as well as fixing a long-standing IPv6 bug that existed since the RTM build. It was released on 23 June 2011 and was replaced by build 10K549 a month later.
Category:Mac OS X Snow Leopard builds
Mac OS X Snow Leopard build 10K549

Mac OS X Snow Leopard build 10K549 is a build of Mac OS X Snow Leopard 10.6.8 released on 25 July 2011. It replaces build 10K540 released the month before. Aside from an early Lion build, this is the final build to officially support 32-bit processors - making this the final build to support more than one architecture for nine years, until macOS Big Sur.
Category:Mac OS X Snow Leopard builds
Mac OS X Tiger

Mac OS X Tiger, or Mac OS X 10.4, is the fifth major release of Mac OS X that was released on 29 April 2005. It was first announced on 28 June 2004 at WWDC. It introduced 64-bit support for Unix binaries (excluding the Mac OS X API) and was the first version of Mac OS X to support Intel x86 processors. It was the last version to support PowerPC G3 processors and below (603/604 only via kernel patching) and the last version to ship with Internet Explorer as an optional component.
Early Tiger versions, including all boxed retail releases, only supported PowerPC processors. The first available build to support Intel is build 8B1025, which was pre-installed on the original transition kit. After the introduction of the first proper Intel Macs, the client version of Tiger for Intel was only included with Mac hardware that required it and no boxed retail versions of it exist. However, the Universal Server Edition, which was compatible with both Intel and PowerPC, did have a boxed release.
== New features and changes ==
* Spotlight, a search feature included in the menu bar and Finder.
* The Dashboard, a collection of widgets for the Desktop, has been introduced. It is comparable to the gadgets of Windows Sidebar and Desktop Gadget Gallery. 
* Automator, which can be used to create automated actions.
* A feature comparable with Windows Media Center, called Front Row.
* Photo Booth, an application for taking photos and videos with the iSight camera.
* Safari 2, which added private browsing and support for viewing RSS feeds.
* iChat 3, which adds support for up to four participants in a video conference and ten participants in an audio conference.
* Built-in Dictionary/Thesaurus application.
== List of known builds ==
=== Beta ===
===RTM===
===Updates===
====10.4.1====
====10.4.2====
====10.4.3====
====10.4.4====
====10.4.5====
====10.4.6====
====10.4.7====
====10.4.8====
====10.4.9====
====10.4.10====
====10.4.11====
===Security Updates===
==Notes==
Category:MacOS versions