downloaded the iTunes XI installer from Apple and installed it.Sudo pmset hibernatemode 0 sudo rm -rf /var/vm/sleepimage which gave me back a whopping 8GB of disk space room on the card was tight, so I disabled SafeSleep mode thusly:.installed a near identical system on a 16GB SD Card, same username as my main system.copied my entire iTunes Library to an external drive.
#ITUNES INTERRUPTING VOX PREFERENCES UPDATE#
The reason I wanted to do this is because I am running 2 iOS devices at iOS5 with iTunes X, but I just acquired an iOS7 device, requiring iTunes XI, and knowing Apple's modus operandi of surreptitiously removing functionality, I did not want to blindly update my system's iTunes to 11. run multiple versions of iTunes on the same system non-concurrently, which is not possible because iTunes is not so much a stand alone app as it is integral with the system (see comments under my question at top). This question is answered sufficiently, but it was revealed what I was trying to do. The one in the ByHost folder above and the other main one called above. Located at: /Users/USERNAME/Music/iTunes/iTunes MediaĪll of the settings you set/change in the iTunes application are represented in the two primary preference files.
Located at: /Users/USERNAME/Library/Preferences Located at: /Users/USERNAME/Library/Preferences/ByHostįiles: | | .plist If you can offer some more context of what reason you're trying to track these down maybe I can help you isolate files related to your needs.įile (Primary): _ist If you want every file that iTunes accesses then the list is going to be vastly and incredibly long and also very difficult to track down. If you're after all the preference files associated with iTunes then the list is relatively short.
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