#Free games for mac os x 10.7.3 update#
#Free games for mac os x 10.7.3 software#

Unless some application like iA Writer is fired up, ubd seems to never start by itself (I waited for 1hr after boot, to no avail) when iA Writer fires up, udb will as well and synchronization will start for all documents in Mobile Documents (including the ones withing the GoodReader container). I have noticed that /System/Library/LaunchAgents/ was updated after 10.7.3 and ubd is now configured with KeepAlive=false (was true, prior to 10.7.3) and RunAtLoad=false (was true). I have the same problem with iCloud not syncing Mobile Documents anymore after 10.7.3. This entry was posted in Technisches and tagged 10.7.3, broken, bug, fix, iCloud, Mac, mobile documents, sync, synchronization, ubd, workaround by Justus Philipp Beyer. As long as the Terminal remains open this should keep Mobile Documents-sync working. Open the Terminal (Applications -> Utilities) and type or copy and paste: while true do /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/amework/Versions/A/Support/ubd done The interesting observation about ubd is that Mobile Documents-syncing works immediately again if you launch that daemon on the command line (Terminal), though the man-Page for ubd states “ users should not run ubd manually“… 😉 Workaround It resides hidden in … /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/amework/Versions/A/Support/ubd

#Free games for mac os x 10.7.3 software#

Ubd, the ubiquity daemon, is the software part in Lion to keep the Mobile Documents folder synchronized with iCloud. What can be said so far is that the sync problems are rather related to a bug in Mac OS X 10.7.3 than Apple wanting to keep us from using this nice DropBox-like feature.

#Free games for mac os x 10.7.3 update#

Update : If you read the comments you’ll see the problem is not really solved.

Update : It looks like Apple has solved the problem. The latest Mac OS X update 10.7.3 seems to have broken that feature. GoodReader on iOS also used that mechanism to synchronize files between GoodReader installations on different iOS devices and the Mac(s) of the user. … was a nice DropBox alternative to keep personal data on several Macs in sync. Before 10.7.3 the somewhat hidden iCloud Documents folder … ~/Library/Mobile Documents