I have a mac os x installer and its version is 23.1. So I want to know the system version of OS X after I install it because I want to install 10.6.3 on my machine. Any ideas?
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I have a mac os x installer and its version is 23.1. So I want to know the system version of OS X after I install it because I want to install 10.6.3 on my machine. Any ideas?
Mount the installation medium, then navigate to
System/Library/CoreServiceson the image/DVD (in a Terminal window). You’ll find aSystemVersion.plistfile there that contains the build number and version of the OS.This will likely be build 10A432 (10.6); as far as I know, Apple doesn’t distribute standalone installers for point updates. If you’re in the Mac Developer Program, you can download a delta update to 10.6.3 from connect.apple.com.