Anyone here had a problem free upgrade to 10.6.2?

[celticpride678]

10.6.2 has been wonderful. Apple finally fixed the expose glitch with the 4 finger gestures.

That was driving me crazy, glad they fixed it!

 

[cjmillsnun]

Good so far on my MB that I had previously rolled back to 10.5.8 The reason I had rolled back because of (OpenGL errors on the NVidia 9400m) seems to be fixed. No other problems so far, however it is early days.

 

[angelwatt]

Perfect upgrade for me. The reason you don't see posts about problem free upgrades is because in most cases, people only post if they have a problem.

 

[GeekLawyer]

EDIT: well i just did the 10.6.2 update and hulu desktop also updated so im not sure which fixed the issue but it is FIXED! the apple remote works perfectly with hulu desktop!

I think it was the Hulu update that fixed it. Last night = remote no-worky. Today, post-Hulu-update = worky.

 

[Jeanne-W]

So far so good

 

[topmounter]

No problems with my MBP... a few bumps in the road on my iMac, but smooth sailing now.

 

[Vader]

My 2.16 GHz '07 BlackBook has had no problems with 10.6.2.
My Snow Leopard install was an upgrade from Leopard.

 

[sidewinder]

No problems with my upgrade install of 10.6. No problems with 10.6.1. No problems with 10.6.2.

Everything is running great on my Mac Pro.

S-

 

[Richard1028]

Ok for me...

In early September I installed 10.6.0 right over 10.5.8 - no problems - not a clean install, just upgraded.

I then updated to 10.6.1 the day it came out. It broke my color profiles on my external Monitor. Updated to 10.6.2 yesterday and it fixed my color profiles back the way they were.

Other than this, it's been a pretty uneventful transition for me. I can't really tell what's been fixed (other then my monitor colors) since I was having no other issues prior to 10.6.2.

 

[xgman]

Well my upgrade went smooth and fast to 10.6.2 but I used the combo update which I downloaded first. I think that is safer than using software update. No issues seen so far. Sound, menu bar, everything seems fine.

 

[Fishrrman]

No problems with 10.6.2 here, either.

I'm using a white [2nd revision] iMac 24".

All my updates have been installed over the "pre-release" 10a432 build of the 10.6.0 beta.

 

[Big Bad D]

OK for me, no problems noticed so far with MBP upgrade install to 10.6.2.

 

[eawmp1]

No problems with 10.6.0
No problems with 10.6.1
No problems with 10.6.2

 

[Duff-Man]

Duff-Man says...I've done 2 of the 3 in the house, no issues with either...oh yeah!

 

[Greenman85]

No problems whatsoever. Have had zero problems with either leopard or snow leopard since i bought mine in june.

 

[G4DP]

No major problems. Just that updating to 10.6.2 turned my firewall off.

 

[iBookG4user]

No problems upgrading to 10.6.2 for me, it seems to function at least as well as 10.6.1.

 

[sputacus]

I don't think I've seen a single problem free upgrade post yet. I guess cloning the drive prior to this update is in order.

I had a problem free upgrade to 10.6.2. SL has been running great on my system since I first installed it. However, I make it a practice to clone my system (or update my clone) prior to installing any major update, and I did so prior to 10.6.2. Fortunately, I never had cause to rollback.

 

[Padraic]

No problems on my iMac & Macbook with 10.6.0, .1 or .2...

 

[Azgar]

I've had several Kernel Panics since I updated yesterday.

 

[cray]

I had not problem with upgrade. Started with 10.6.1 and no problem going to 10.6.2

I'm new to mac products but so far so good.

 

[TheBuffather]

I have an interesting issue at hand. I installed the update moments ago, however the sound is not fully working. I say "fully" because I can hear the startup sound, but once the desktop comes up, no sound works at all. I've cleared my PRAM, ran ONYX, reset permissions- all to no avail. Does anyone have a suggestion?

2009 iMac purchased in July.

 

[macjunk(ie)]

no problems here...

 

[macjunk(ie)]

I have an interesting issue at hand. I installed the update moments ago, however the sound is not fully working. I say "fully" because I can hear the startup sound, but once the desktop comes up, no sound works at all. I've cleared my PRAM, ran ONYX, reset permissions- all to no avail. Does anyone have a suggestion?

2009 iMac purchased in July.

Check out your Sound preferences...see if internal speakers have been selected as your chosen sound output

 

[webgoat]

no probs with my personal mbp and imac or my work imac