
Apple Releases Mac OS X v10.4.9
Apple released Mac OS X v10.4.9, available in both client and server versions for PowerPC and Intel-based Macs. Specific changes in the 10.4.9 release include improvements to raw camera file support; handling of large or malformed images that could cause crashes; image capture performance; mouse scrolling and keyboard shortcuts; font handling; playback quality and bookmarks in DVD player; USB video conferencing cameras for use with iChat; Bluetooth devices; browsing AFP servers; Apple USB model; Windows-created digital certificates; Open and Print dialogs in Rosetta-based applications on Intel-based Macs; time zone and Daylight Savings Time changes for 2006 and 2007, and security updates.
Further details include improvements to .Mac sync performance and sync issues; fixes for wake from sleep issues with Bluetooth peripherals; changes to iCal; support for USV Video Class webcams in iChat; iSync support for more devices; WPA2 encryption support in Network Diagnostics; performance issues related to Intel iMacs working on high-speed network switches; improvements to OpenGL graphics reliability in World of Warcraft and more.







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10.4.9 PPC
I'm using a PB 17 1.33GHz. 10.4.9 Combo Update went smoothly. (As an aside, I've never experienced any issues with OSX, going back to Jaguar which was the original OS on my PB.)
Prior to updating, ran Cocktail to delete Caches, Histories, etc. Completed a Verify Permissions (all were in order) for post-update comparison. (After Update, re-ran Verify; no changes.)
So far (and I've been to all my principal sites, including Financial) everything working smoothly.
Good to hear - I've never
Good to hear - I've never had any major issues myself. Did you do a backup first?
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Your Mac Life
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Backup
You betcha! SuperDuper!
Carbon Copy Cloner
CCC Has a nice new beta out ...
/thomas
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Thomas
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Not a chance I use beta
Not a chance I use beta software for my backups.....
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Shawn King
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Your Mac Life
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it meight be beta, but i
it meight be beta, but i have not had problems with it yet... But you're right, unless you like living on the bleeding edge like me ...
/thomas
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Thomas
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