Hold the power button for 5 seconds. It should shut down. Then reboot. Can you still access the OS; does it still boot?
Yes, it boot and continue the instalation process. Tks
Hold the power button for 5 seconds. It should shut down. Then reboot. Can you still access the OS; does it still boot?
10.5.6 has installed okay for me. Phew. However, time machine is taking a while to back up. Quite a while...
It started fine and went to about 5% installed then stayed there. I waited a few minutes and it didn't move. I then went to sleep waiting for it to finish. Woke up at five am and still at same place.
Had to hard shut it down by holding power button. Tried again, and had to hard shut it down a second time. Anyone else having this problem???
Has anyone notices that on notebooks the batter menu has changed? You no longer have the direct option to change your battery settings. You now have to go into Energy Saver Preferences.
I don't know if anyone's caught this...
The restart screen is kind of different, and it no longer waits 2 minutes, only 1.
I got the same problem. Still trying to find out what happen. Fustrating![]()
I am not sure I have been wondering the same thing too.
Right now, through iTunes I am download a 1080p versions of Bolt and Quantum of Solace trailers. When it is done, I will report back. What should the CPU % Utilization be for User and or quicktime processes to know whether it is being processed by the GPU?
Early 2008 Macbook Pro
Now my spotlight seems to be all messed up - when searching for a document random attachments from my email addresses come up.
Now my spotlight seems to be all messed up - when searching for a document random attachments from my email addresses come up.
Kaypro, I would run the combo updater on that hard drive. If you've got a bootable USB drive, I'd boot from that (install OS X on it from your MacBook's bundled DVD if you haven't yet) and run the updater on your internal HD.Guys,
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I have one of the new unibody MacBook's with 4 GB of Apple Ram.
The update downloaded just fine. It rebooted to install and it did it's thing. Took a long while. Then it came back saying the update failed because it couldn't find some file in "/". The message only had a reboot button. I rebooted and I got the blinking folder icon. A subsequent reboot just hangs and nothing ever comes up. Luckily I had a super duper backup on an external drive. I swapped it out and connected the failed drive via USB to do a disk repair but both a repair and verify fail.
This is the first time I've ever had a problem with an update.
Any thoughts?
Agreed, I always go the combo updater route on my personal system. The delta updater usually works, but I feel better about using comboI have always downloaded the combo updates and this has so far worked well for me and my MacPro![]()
I updated 6 Macs using the standard Software Update method (190MB delta updater) with no issues.I would *NOT* recommend updating .. we have tried to update a few machines and every single one locked doing the update.