I administer over a 100 Macs at my Office. This is the procedure I do before running an OS Update. First, I boot off the Panther CD, and run Disk First Aid, and I also run Fix Disk Permissions. Then I boot back up, and download the full combo update for Mac OS 10.3.4. The one that's 81 MB. When I do this, I avoid problems 99.99% of the time. My advice would be to boot off the CD, and do the same thing. Then reinstall the full 10.3.4 update.
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