Since you're new here, you may not know thie kind of restart after applying some updates is not unusual.Always need patience when you apply any updates that require a reboot.
My repair permissions is going crazy with changes. Can't believe how many.
Second pass none. Restart Required
You mean like FireFox has had since 2.0? And before that via an extension? Yes, that is a great feature and I certainly do wish that Safari had it. Or at least the ability to have multiple home pages like in FF.
Have you checked that you're using the correct user directory? It sounds like you're not using the one you should be.I managed to update my iMac 20 C2D and a Macbook 1.83 with this new update. Everything seems fine with the iMac but the Macbook.... ouch. Everything changed.
Here's a list of some changes that occured:
- Dock Reset itself with iMovie icon missing from Dock?!
- iTunes load up as if I never touched it before with the Agreement opening page!?
- On the Finder window, the left panel where you have the icons for Applications, Documents, Music, Movies etc.... the default bottom four (Docs, Movies, Music, Pictures) on the left had a generic blue folder instead of the default icons Mac OS has.
- Safari's bookmarks are gone.
- Basically the whole system reset happened after the 2 bootups during installation.
- Music in the Music folder suddenly disappeared.
and probably much more....
Has anyone experienced this after the software update?? I guess I have to reinstall the OS again for the 2nd time in 3 months. Blah.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
J
The problems that you posted suggest that a new home directory was made for you. (Or the old one was deleted somehow...OR you no longer have permission to read it.)
what the .... what is that supposed to mean? anyideas someone can help me? my macbook wa son all day long could it be that it downloaded it and itnstalle don its own? if so any way i can check? and if not? hw come i can t install the update?
