Count another satisfied upgrader. No problems here, and some minor speed
improvements noted.
Pismo 400, 386 MB RAM, original 6 GB hard drive.
Harmon
on 21/06/02 02:22, Walter R Basil at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I haven't experienced any problems whatsoever (as well as all the other
I haven't had any of those issues with Mail. I''ve done all those
actions routinely since upgrading, and have yet to have it freeze or kill
me with the spinning beach ball. It's about as snappy as it ever was on
my Pismo 500 1gig with a 32 gig IBM drive.
See ya,
joe
on 23/06/02 19:22, Michael Bryan Bell at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I use the arrow key to navigate through the messages in my inbox. I'll
get the little spinning disc/ball and a few seconds of being frozen and
then I'm unlocked. I haven't had to force quit.
Anyone else notice slower response
Apple techs have told me conflicting things about running OS X without
having OS 9 installed. One said, no problem, the other said that there'd
be some problems but wouldn't get specific. My Applecare call was about
resetting PRAM and he didn't want to go to far into the topic.
Anyone
I haven't experienced any problems whatsoever (as well as all the other
upgrades). I have only installed it on my iBook DVD 500 with 640 Megs RAM
since I am in Kuwait right now and the rest of my Macs are back home being
used by the Wife and Kid.
They will probably update theirs when Jaguar is
Apple just (Friday evening) released a patch for 10.1.5 that is
supposed to fix some things. Go to your Software Update utility and
download it; maybe it will solve the troubles you've experienced. As
an aside, I wonder if Apple scheduled the release for
after-business-hours in order to
Yes,
A kernel exception always occurs if I try to drag a file out of a Eudora window when
the computer is connected to a Win2K shared volume.
Also, OS-9 only rarely boots with extensions turned on. This started happening around
10.3 or 10.4. I've done clean installs of OS-9 from the CD/ web
on 21/06/02 22:46, Paul Nicholson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes,
A kernel exception always occurs if I try to drag a file out of a Eudora
window when the computer is connected to a Win2K shared volume.
Also, OS-9 only rarely boots with extensions turned on. This started happening
I'm writing to ask if anyone is having problems using OS X 10.1.5. My
mother-in-law was having some problems with her computer either after
upgrading or after a failed upgrade to 10.1.5.
Yes, I and many others have noticed a lot of problems after 10.1.5, you're
not alone.
Apparently she
Every update to OS X 10.1 has only brought better performance and
stability to all of my computers. I have never, in my life, heard of
someone at Apple ever admitting an earlier version of Mac OS is in any way
better than a newer one...
Apple won't come out and tell a press magazine that,
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