The update was downloaded from http://www.apple.com/support/
downloads/macosxupdate1041.html All the machines are of the same
vintage (2 eMacs and 6 flat panel iMacs) and were purchased at the
same time, except to say that the iBook had a 900 Mhz. motherboard
installed under warranty a few months ago. My home machine, a 1 Ghz.
17" flat panel iMac Super Drive wont accept the update and a friend
who has a 1 Ghz. eMac tells me that his wont either, The update was
only downloaded once.
I now wait with interest to see what happens when it becomes
available via the Systems Updater.
Having Fun!
Adrian
On 18/05/2005, at 2:56 AM, Shay Telfer wrote:
I downloaded the 10.4.1 update today and installed it on a couple
of 800 Mhz eMacs and 800 Mhz iMacs with on problems, Tried the
same on an iMac 1Ghz., an eMac 1 Ghz. and iBook 900 Mhz. and it
would not install because "This volume does not meet the
requirements for this update", this strikes me as a bit unusual!
Does anyone have an idea/explanation why older machines accept the
update and more recent machines (less that 2 years old) wont? and
does this mean that updates will be model specific for Tiger?
Are the volumes on the machines that won't work formatted as HFS
plus (also knows as HFS Extended format)?
Have fun,
Shay
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