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Oh dear, not again... - Version: 2008-006, 9/16/2008 08:13PM PST
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ll0yde
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- Oh dear, not again...
Security Update 2008-003 - Version: 2008-003, 5/31/2008 11:53AM PST
apvocelka
I have had great success with Security updates using the following process. No issues with Security Update 2008-003 as well.
1. Boot from External Hard drive in or install disc
2. "Repair" Internal Hard Drive and run Repair Permissions with Disk Utility
3. Boot from Internal Hard Drive in "Safe Mode" (Hold down the "Shift" key while booting)
4. Apply Security Update - and Reboot (Will be a longer reboot then normal)
5. Immediately upon reboot run "Repair Permissions" from Disc Utility
I usually get:
Repairing permissions for “Macintosh HD 10.4.11”
Determining correct file permissions.
Permissions differ on ./Library/Application Support/Macromedia/Shockwave 10/Shockwave 10 Preferences, should be -rwxrwxr-x , they are -rw-rw-r--
Owner and group corrected on ./Library/Application Support/Macromedia/Shockwave 10/Shockwave 10 Preferences
Permissions corrected on ./Library/Application Support/Macromedia/Shockwave 10/Shockwave 10 Preferences
Permissions differ on ./usr/libexec/dumpemacs, should be -r-xr-xr-x , they are -r-sr-xr-x
Owner and group corrected on ./usr/libexec/dumpemacs
Permissions corrected on ./usr/libexec/dumpemacs
Everything works fine after that. This just works.
No Issues.
1. Boot from External Hard drive in or install disc
2. "Repair" Internal Hard Drive and run Repair Permissions with Disk Utility
3. Boot from Internal Hard Drive in "Safe Mode" (Hold down the "Shift" key while booting)
4. Apply Security Update - and Reboot (Will be a longer reboot then normal)
5. Immediately upon reboot run "Repair Permissions" from Disc Utility
I usually get:
Repairing permissions for “Macintosh HD 10.4.11”
Determining correct file permissions.
Permissions differ on ./Library/Application Support/Macromedia/Shockwave 10/Shockwave 10 Preferences, should be -rwxrwxr-x , they are -rw-rw-r--
Owner and group corrected on ./Library/Application Support/Macromedia/Shockwave 10/Shockwave 10 Preferences
Permissions corrected on ./Library/Application Support/Macromedia/Shockwave 10/Shockwave 10 Preferences
Permissions differ on ./usr/libexec/dumpemacs, should be -r-xr-xr-x , they are -r-sr-xr-x
Owner and group corrected on ./usr/libexec/dumpemacs
Permissions corrected on ./usr/libexec/dumpemacs
Everything works fine after that. This just works.
No Issues.
I always make the sign of the cross... - Version: 2008-003, 5/30/2008 12:23AM PST
Gennx30
then fsck, boot into safe mode, repair permissions, THEN install- rinse, lather, repeat
so, unless its a piece of cr*p update-and I think the one before this one WAS, all usually goes well
so, unless its a piece of cr*p update-and I think the one before this one WAS, all usually goes well
Sep 17 14:24:39 Lloyd kernel[0]: USBF: 22.360 IOUSBPipe[0x6a4d840]:ClosePipe for address 2, ep 5 had a retain count > 1. Leaking a pipe
Sep 17 14:24:39 Lloyd kernel[0]: USBF: 22.416 IOUSBPipe[0x6a87ac0]:ClosePipe for address 2, ep 3 had a retain count > 1. Leaking a pipe
Sep 17 14:24:39 Lloyd kernel[0]: USBF: 22.416 IOUSBPipe[0x6a8ee40]:ClosePipe for address 2, ep 3 had a retain count > 1. Leaking a pipe
Sep 17 14:24:39 Lloyd kernel[0]: USBF: 22.419 IOUSBPipe[0x6b04540]:ClosePipe for address 2, ep 6 had a retain count > 1. Leaking a pipe
Sep 17 14:24:39 Lloyd kernel[0]: USBF: 22.421 IOUSBPipe[0x6a93cc0]:ClosePipe for address 2, ep 5 had a retain count > 1. Leaking a pipe
Sep 17 14:24:41 Lloyd kernel[0]: jnl: replay_journal: from: 192000 to: 258560 (joffset 0x11c000)
Sep 17 14:24:41 Lloyd diskarbitrationd[40]: disk1s10 hfs 5D5996A8-8252-3E30-944A-8F482C926065 OSX PPC /Volumes/OSX PPC
Sep 17 14:24:42 Lloyd kernel[0]: jnl: replay_journal: from: 8158208 to: 8249856 (joffset 0x11c000)
Sep 17 14:24:42 Lloyd diskarbitrationd[40]: disk1s12 hfs D4503E88-D0E2-3EC3-9A46-F0C82C0DDB19 OSX INTEL /Volumes/OSX INTEL
Sep 17 14:24:42 Lloyd kernel[0]: jnl: replay_journal: from: 16671232 to: 16762880 (joffset 0xdf0000)
Sep 17 14:24:42 Lloyd diskarbitrationd[40]: disk1s14 hfs D9C57F81-1BD4-3677-816F-AF5A138A7F6D BigSpace /Volumes/BigSpace
Sep 17 14:24:42 Lloyd mDNSResponder: NOTE: Wide-Area Service Discovery disabled to avoid crashing defective DNS relay 10.1.1.1.
Sep 17 14:25:40 Lloyd configd[38]: target=enable-network: disabled
Sep 17 14:27:03 Lloyd kernel[0]: USBF: 165.892 IOUSBPipe[0x6b17680]:ClosePipe for address 2, ep 3 had a retain count > 1. Leaking a pipe
Sep 17 14:27:03 Lloyd kernel[0]: USBF: 165.893 IOUSBPipe[0x6a59c00]:ClosePipe for address 2, ep 3 had a retain count > 1. Leaking a pipe
Sep 17 14:27:03 Lloyd kernel[0]: USBF: 165.896 IOUSBPipe[0x6b178c0]:ClosePipe for address 2, ep 6 had a retain count > 1. Leaking a pipe
Sep 17 14:27:03 Lloyd kernel[0]: USBF: 165.898 IOUSBPipe[0x6b17540]:ClosePipe for address 2, ep 5 had a retain count > 1. Leaking a pipe
Sep 17 14:27:03 Lloyd kernel[0]: IOAudioStream[0x6cace00]::processOutputSamples(0x6595e08) - Internal Error: No mix buffer
Sep 17 14:36:33 Lloyd kernel[0]: ** Didn't get the lock in usb completion!
Sep 17 14:36:33 Lloyd kernel[0]: ** Didn't get the lock in usb completion!
Simply put, Apple is no longer the trusted, reliable, 'works right out of the box' entity that it's publicity & marketing engine fostered over the years. Before this update, no problems. Now I get regular hangs in firefox, itunes - anything related to audio seems to trigger this. I have a digidesign Mbox2, & have updated all audio drivers. And, before anyone puts forward any well meaning suggestions about testing, plugging, unplugging etc., Why should I have to go through that? I pay good money for stuff that works. If I had a new TV or DVD player or dishwasher that caused me equivalent problems, it would go straight back to the shop along with a selection of sharp comments for the manufacturer. Computers are no different. Is Apple really giving a s**t anymore about QA?