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bad updates - Version: 2010-001, 11/10/2009 06:40AM PST
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sabcarrera
The two times I've had kernel panics after a software update was because I'd stupidly left a USB device plugged in.
Perhaps there should be a reminder flagged up with each update.
Perhaps there should be a reminder flagged up with each update.
Please omit - Version: 2010-001, 11/10/2009 06:01AM PST
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macdad614
What difference does it make to THIS update what users of PREVIOUS updates experienced?
Their comments are irrelevant.
Their comments are irrelevant.
Considering the feedback on this Security update and that I haven't had one, single, solitary Apple update NOT cause considerable problems - similar to those mentioned here and worse - I may wait and wait before applying this update on my customized Mac Pro Early Release 2009.
Apple, I think, really needs to apply more and better "quality control" to its software updates.