On Tuesday, February 18, 2003, at 11:46 PM, Eric D. wrote: >> I'm not saying that they don't happen, or that you're an isolated >> issue. I'm saying that you're making too much out of this. have you >> tried doing an archive and install, then reapplying the 10.2.4 update? >> you're keen to document all the lines from your logs that are >> applicable... but until you do this, you haven't isolated the issue to >> an actual 10.2.4 issue, rather than an Installer error. > > If it's less than once/two days doing the reinstall is less of a > hassle but > I'll have to look into that archive-and-install option (though, if it's > anything like the OS X install it'll still incapacitate the machine > for an > hour).
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