I had 9.1 running on the machine with the Airport drivers installed via TomeViewer before I went to 9.2.2. It was fine at that point and didn't hang when shutting down. I think (but I'm not sure because I don't have the machine booted up right now) that I have Time Server set to manual--I usually do. Usually zapping the PRAM will allow it to shut down properly the next time--if that provides any clues.
Gary
VidaVerde wrote:
I have no cards in mine, and it's a completely clean install.
But I have a pretty strong suspicion that it is network related - prime suspects are the network time server and os update features. Any thoughts? What are your suspects?
Also, Have you tried copying bits of 9.2.2 and running them under 9.1? I've heard of people doing this with the finder and OT extensions, but not tried yet ( I have to use this machine for work as well as playing with it......)
Ben
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