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#26 2005-02-10 3:08 pm
- assassin_bill
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Re: 10.3.8 issues
no problems here...
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#27 2005-02-10 3:10 pm
- judomeerkat
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Re: 10.3.8 issues
I also had iShock X at one point in time....thought I had deleted all of those files. Guess not. All files deleted. I'm warning people to not install 10.3.8 until Apple releases a fix for this. Oh and btw, no loss in hard drive space a little under an hour after deleting the system.log file.
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#28 2005-02-10 3:50 pm
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Re: 10.3.8 issues
I'll hold off on updating... 
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#29 2005-02-10 4:07 pm
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Re: 10.3.8 issues
judomeerkat wrote:
I also had iShock X at one point in time....thought I had deleted all of those files. Guess not. All files deleted. I'm warning people to not install 10.3.8 until Apple releases a fix for this. Oh and btw, no loss in hard drive space a little under an hour after deleting the system.log file.
-judomeerkat
how is it apple's fault that a third party software fails.
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#30 2005-02-10 4:22 pm
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Re: 10.3.8 issues
K.C. Lofty wrote:
how is it apple's fault that a third party software fails.
Quite. One reason for my PowerBook being 'third party system altering' software free. Didn't anyone else figure this out at 10.2.3?
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#31 2005-02-10 5:05 pm
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Re: 10.3.8 issues
thanks, forgot about those invisibles
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#32 2005-02-10 5:07 pm
- Jon
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Re: 10.3.8 issues
use cocktail
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#33 2005-02-10 5:13 pm
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Re: 10.3.8 issues
I have a dual 2 Gig G5... just did the update... and now my fan goes crazy everytime I open a program. What's the deal here?
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#34 2005-02-10 5:17 pm
- Freezer mac
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Re: 10.3.8 issues
so.. i archived the 2 ishock files in my hid folder.. a quick search reveals no more files with ishock in the name... is it safe to update then without worrying about a massive log problem?
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#35 2005-02-10 5:24 pm
Re: 10.3.8 issues
Update and let us know 
"Overall, the results are pretty clear: Mac users might not actually be smarter than PC users, but they certainly use better English and a larger vocabulary to express more complex thinking."
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#36 2005-02-10 5:25 pm
- K.C. Lofty
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Re: 10.3.8 issues
Freezer mac wrote:
...massive log problem?
does that phrase strike anyone else as funny? sounds like your computer is constipated...
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#37 2005-02-10 5:38 pm
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Re: 10.3.8 issues
Blandford Fly wrote:
K.C. Lofty wrote:
how is it apple's fault that a third party software fails.
Quite. One reason for my PowerBook being 'third party system altering' software free. Didn't anyone else figure this out at 10.2.3?
then whats a computer good for?
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#39 2005-02-10 6:01 pm
Re: 10.3.8 issues
I wish I'd read my log before I deleted it. Anybody who has their log still... read it.
"Overall, the results are pretty clear: Mac users might not actually be smarter than PC users, but they certainly use better English and a larger vocabulary to express more complex thinking."
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#40 2005-02-10 6:07 pm
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Re: 10.3.8 issues
judomeerkat wrote:
I need a picture of a 1950s era kid giving a thumbs up. That would make this post complete.
-judomeerkat
its not 1950's but how does this work
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#41 2005-02-10 6:16 pm
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Re: 10.3.8 issues
OK... so i called apple support and they advised downloading the 10.3.8 Combined Update. So I did and my fan problems are fixed. Everything is back to normal. THANKS APPLE!
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#42 2005-02-10 6:20 pm
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Re: 10.3.8 issues
wow
i was in the middle of updating it also, the 10.3.8, and it was just finishing as i started to read this. My stomach dropped as i realized my memory was like nearly empty too. GULP... it is almost done updating, i am so frightned.....
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#43 2005-02-10 6:26 pm
- Freezer mac
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Re: 10.3.8 issues
Vokbain wrote:
That happened to me last night, and I've never even heard of the iShock. Any ideas?
neither have i, but it was still in my hid devices folder....
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#44 2005-02-10 6:36 pm
- drfishy520
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Re: 10.3.8 issues
No problems here. I repaired disk permissions before the update, and ran all the maintenance and cleaning scripts from OnyX (and repaired permissions again) after the update.
What do we want?! Brains! When do we want it!? Brains!
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#45 2005-02-10 8:09 pm
- smeghead
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Re: 10.3.8 issues
No problems here, and I haven't done permissions since last week. I'm running them now and there's a lot of stuff to be fixed.
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#46 2005-02-10 8:16 pm
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Re: 10.3.8 issues
call 1 800 my apple asap, and they can help you with everything. when i first got this update, i then read this article as it was downloading. i quickly checked my memory, and it was gone. then when i restarted my computer (from the update), it was turning on, just not starting up for hours. i called apple, they had me reinstall mac os x, blah blah blah.... it took like an hour to do everything, but now my computer is working. how many people did some kind of major error happen to from this update??????
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#47 2005-02-10 8:26 pm
- Beattie
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Re: 10.3.8 issues
I have a different problem...
I just installed it on my ibook and as it went for the reboot it stopped at a blue screen with a spinning pointy thing... not the beachball, the same thing it spins when it starts up. Anyway, it's just hanging there. Think it's safe to pull out the battery?
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#48 2005-02-10 8:58 pm
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Re: 10.3.8 issues
Whenever I try to bring up the print panel, no matter what app I'm in, the program unexpectedly quits. Does this happen for anyone else?
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#50 2005-02-10 10:19 pm
- avkills
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Re: 10.3.8 issues
No apparent problems here. Dual 2Ghz G5 rev.A and a 867Mhz 12" PowerBook.
I've held off updating the work machine (dual 2Ghz G5 rev.b) until I get back from a business trip. No loss of hard drive space or anything weird like what has been mentioned.
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