Logos 6.10 SR-2 (6.10.0.0041) is available for download.
If you have automatic updates turned on, 6.10 SR-2 will be downloaded automatically the next time your system checks for updates. To install it right away, enter the Update Now command. If you encounter problems with the auto update, download 6.10 SR-2 using the appropriate link:
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Note: We skipped over publishing version 6.10 SR-1 to all users, this version addressed some of the issues that customers were having from the initial 6.10 release. 6.10 SR-1 was published to the forum threads that it resolved, instead of a wide release because we were still working on resolving a bug that impacted a few customers very severely. 6.10 SR-2 includes all of the fixes from SR-1 and the one we needed a little more time on.
Angela is there a Verbum update? Mine is still on 6.10.0.0026 but no updates have come down trying all the usual ways...
Don Awalt: Angela is there a Verbum update? Mine is still on 6.10.0.0026 but no updates have come down trying all the usual ways...
I tried to see if I could reproduce the update issue you are having unfortunately I was unable to do so.
Here are the links for Verbum:
Verbum Mac
Verbum Windows
The update is not helping. My Mac is stuck in "Preparing library".
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Steve
Steve Clevenger: The update is not helping. My Mac is stuck in "Preparing library". Any suggestions?
Post logs in your other thread. This symptom isn't identical to what others were experiencing.
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Steve Workman: Don Awalt: Angela is there a Verbum update? Mine is still on 6.10.0.0026 but no updates have come down trying all the usual ways... I tried to see if I could reproduce the update issue you are having unfortunately I was unable to do so.
I have Logos 6 installed with Verbum active, had to switch from Beta Channel to the Default Channel to get SR-2 to download.
Dustin Pearson:I have Logos 6 installed with Verbum active, had to switch from Beta Channel to the Default Channel to get SR-2 to download.
That is the expected behavior. "Service Releases" aren't beta.
Since the update, I am unable to access "search this resource," et al in the contextual menu. I have redownloaded the latest .dmg (OS X) from Logos, restarted the Mac, reset SMC and PRAM. Additionally, the library as indexed approximately 4 times, today.(my emergency isn't your emergency, but I am working my Thesis which needs to be completed by April 1.)
Any help is appreciated!P.S. I do not know how to capture logs to provide you with more information.
Stephen Koehn:I do not know how to capture logs to provide you with more information.
The instructions for posting logs are linked to in alabama24's signature, found earlier in this thread.
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Not sure if Don's issue was resolved. I can report that the update worked for me in Verbum yesterday afternoon.
Verbum 6.10 SR-26.10.0.0041
Stephen Koehn: P.S. I do not know how to capture logs to provide you with more information.
P.S. I do not know how to capture logs to provide you with more information.
https://www.logos.com/support/logos6/mac/report-problem
Steve: Not sure if Don's issue was resolved. I can report that the update worked for me in Verbum yesterday afternoon. Verbum 6.10 SR-26.10.0.0041
Thanks Steve, I used the links Steve Workman posted so I am up to date.
Stephen Koehn:I have redownloaded the latest .dmg (OS X) from Logos
Please make sure you're running 6.10 SR-2; it fixes a bug that causes the unnecessary reindexing.
Direct download link in the OP: https://community.logos.com/forums/p/123959/809548.aspx#809548
Bradley Grainger (Faithlife):Please make sure you're running 6.10 SR-2; it fixes a bug that causes the unnecessary reindexing.
I'm in Windows 10 (32bit) - the update forced a full re-indexing. Unexpected & seems unnecessary.
Started a new thread: Logos 6.10 SR-2 (6.10.0.0041) - Update Forced Full Re-index: Windows 10 (32 bit)
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