I also had a hairy few hours when I installed as an upgrade only and
had a spinning ball for several hours on the load up.
Restarted and reinstalled after replacing only the system folder and
have been flying ever since and no crashes, hangs etc since this
morning.Certainly is working very smoothly on the G4 PB 1.67 with 1.5G
of ram.
Now to try it in the Imac and the wife's Macbook!!
Peter
On 26/10/2007, at 6:36 PM, Tobes wrote:
Here on my Dual 1.8 G5.
I had a bloody scary 2 hours after the installation whereby it
appeared my keychain (complete with 150 passwords) was deleted.
After no immediate luck with local Apple support (not through lack
of trying - 10.5 is a new beast), I was transferred to the German
support unit, which interestingly, is station in Ireland. : )
After following some of their advice, then somewhat riskingly
ignoring it and using text edit to view the contents of a file, I
discovered my keychain had been renamed.
I renamed the keychain back to 'login.keychain', The tech support
guy and I had a laugh, and all appears to be well.
...
So the lesson here is to back up any important data. There didn't
seem to be any option as to different methods of upgrading, so back
up the things you need.
And to quote Mr. Adams - 'Don't Panic.'
Cheers,
Toby.
P.S. As of this message, software update is not working for me under
10.5. I'm guessing it will get fixed at the server end.
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