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Broke my computer - very bad!!!! 
- Version: 2009-004, 8/25/2009 12:36AM PST
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orffman
I have not had any problems with security updates for years now. But this one completely hosed my computer. I run Tiger on a G4 so I admit it is old, but after applying the update mail stopped working. Safari and Firefox also refused to open without crashing. Some apps could still reach the internet but not the ones I wanted. I believe many other apps were also not working quite right but I gave up trying to fix this after the usual repairing permissions, trashing preferences etc. failed to do anything. I luckily had a backup of the OS which I restored to a new drive and now I am mostly okay but I will not reinstall this and I would warn anyone with an old G4 to avoid this like the plague.
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- Broke my computer - very bad!!!!
No issues noted - Version: 2009-004, 8/13/2009 06:10AM PST
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afterhours
fine update
No problems here - Version: 2009-004, 8/13/2009 05:53AM PST
DavidRavenMoon
I just installed it via SoftwareUpdate on several Macs... No slowdowns, no issues at all.
I haven't had to zap my PRAM since I installed some RAM like 6 years ago!
One piece of advice, install AppleJack and use that in single user mode. Much more comprehensive than just running fsck.
I haven't had to zap my PRAM since I installed some RAM like 6 years ago!
One piece of advice, install AppleJack and use that in single user mode. Much more comprehensive than just running fsck.
