You can quickly retrieve any Macs serial number via the command line by using the ioreg or system_profiler command and grep for the serial string. Getting the serial number from the command line like this can be helpful for troubleshooting, Single User Mode, remote management with SSH, or for many other reasons, though most users should opt to find the Macs serial number this way from the Apple menu or from System Profiler, the Terminal app method is valid for advanced users and for many other reasons.
To try this yourself and get the serial number on any Mac OS machine, enter the appropriate command string below at the Terminal, depending on the version of Mac OS X in use on the Mac. Be sure the command is on a single line, as usual with command line syntax.
Mac Os X Snow Leopard Serial Key
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As with most upgrades of Mac OS X, new wallpapers are available. There are new wallpapers in the Nature (two of which are of snow leopards), Plants and Black and White sub-folders under the Apple folder. Furthermore, there are new Apple wallpaper sub-folders with multiple wallpapers:
What are the last 3 characters of your serial number, please? We can use the to determine your exact machine and better advise you. Did you purchase your new hard drive from Apple or elsewhere? If you purchased your new hard drive from someone besides Apple, what is the exact model of the hard drive?
Hi, my computer is stuck on a grey screen with the apple logo and a spinning wheel. so, i bought a new hard drive, a hdd cable and os x snow leopard ( since i didnt have any os x) . but when i try to to open the osx i just hear 3 beeps interval and nothing happen. how can i solve this problem thank you. could other things cause that problem besides bad ram. because i tried one of the rams on my windows computer and it did work
We can email a fresh copy of your license key (A.K.A. registration code, registration serial number). Be sure your spam filters will accept emails from karelia.com. If you registered from an address you no longer use, fill out this form instead.
See the Serial Number of your 10.6 ServerYou can obtain the Mac OS X Server serial number (for Snow Leopard) via the command line. At the Terminal on the server itself (or via ssh if you wish), type:
No relevant serial ports are listed in Tools > Serial Port > .Only listed ports are /dev/tty.Bluetooth-PDA-Sync, /dev/cu.Bluetooth-PDA-Sync, /dev/tty.Bluetooth-Modem, /dev/cu.Bluetooth-Modem.Tried all of them. Always the same orange in arduino console. "processing.app.SerialException: Serial port '/dev/tty.Bluetooth-Modem' already in use. Try quiting any programs that may be using it."
All firewalls were off. Went thru the Activity Monitor and force quit anything that might hold USB ports, example Image capture. They do start right back up.Tried this -fixing-serial-port-in-use/ls -l /var/locksudo mkdir /var/locksudo chmod 777 /var/lock
I've scoured the troubleshooting forums and , and googled and googled and googled. I really appreciate the input but no one has a solution. Like so many other Mac users on 10.6 to 10.7 with the loss of serial port choices, I'm disappointed that I can't use my Arduino. Perhaps an option would be to use a bluetooth/wifi interface but I feel for now I've lost the faith.
Gammon Forum : Electronics : Microprocessors : Debugging using SPI/I2C and a second processorLike so many other Mac users on 10.6 to 10.7 with the loss of serial port choices, I'm disappointed that I can't use my Arduino. Perhaps an option would be to use a bluetooth/wifi interface but I feel for now I've lost the faith.
shakyspoon:All firewalls were off. Went thru the Activity Monitor and force quit anything that might hold USB ports, example Image capture. They do start right back up.Tried this -fixing-serial-port-in-use/ls -l /var/locksudo mkdir /var/locksudo chmod 777 /var/lock
While I'm glad you found that, the problem is completely unrelated. Something is preventing your serial port to be properly enumerated. The "already in use" is because the IDE is trying to use a port unrelated to the Arduino.
My computer crashed while uploading to a Diecimila. When I rebooted the serial ports in the Arduino IDE were all bluetooth. I tried using the Processing sketch by Tom Igoe (Reference / Processing.org) to list all the available ports but it only found the bluetooth ones as well. Also, when I plugged the board in I did not get the "Network detected" dialogue box anymore.
Finally, I just tried plugging in a different Arduino board, my Arduino Uno. Suddenly the USB serial ports were back in the Arduino IDE. Then I unplugged the Uno and plugged the Diecimila back in and the USB serial ports remained!
Help!I am having the same problem with my serial port.I am using the arduino uno,Mac 10.6.8,and IDE 1.0.6.But I have a guess what the problem might be.I downloaded the library for "Make an arduino controlled robot",and ever since I have had the bluetooth serial port problem.Can anyone tell me if this is causing the problem and how to fix it!
Consider the possibility that you have a Chinese Arduino clone, which doesn't use FDTI, but a CH340G chip for the serial communication. In that case, you will need a special driver for Mac's to be able to talk to your Uno/Mega/Nano.
Search for any Mac model. You can search by name and date, as well as any of various identifiers such as: serial number (Macs made before 2021), part number, model identifier, model number and EMC number.
You can find your Mac's serial number in Apple System Profiler: Select the Apple Menu > About This Mac, then (depending on the version of OSX you are running) click the System Report button or the More Info button. This brings up System Profiler, and on the Hardware Overview that is displayed by default you should see your serial number, and be able to copy/paste it. The procedure does vary slightly between different versions of OSX.
The Araxis Merge Registration window has been changed to highlight valid or invalid serial numbers using green or red text. Previously, the background colour of the serial number field indicated validity, but Big Sur broke the ability to use a custom background colour in an entry field. #6072#6119
This release requires a serial number with a support expiry date of 2018-12-31 or earlier. (Serial numbers with a later support expiry date work with Merge 2012.4246 for OS X and newer.) Please therefore contact Araxis if you have a need to use this release and your serial number has a support expiry date of 2019-01-01 or later. 2ff7e9595c
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