You can archive and install from your Tigger disc, then update back to 10.4.9 :/ok so now that i have installed the 10.4.10 upgrade and its messed up my ability to connect to my extrernal hard drive how do i down grade to 10.4.9 i tryed installing the 10.4.9 combo upgrade but it wont allow me to.
is it just me or did the sound levels change AGAIN.
first they were bad, could barely hear anything at like the first 3 levels.
then in one of the updates, probably 10.4.9 they made it louder, now they bring it back down
choose one!
Grr... No Olympus E-510/410 RAW support lovin'. Oh well, maybe next time around...![]()
Booting is taking a long time and I seem to be stuck on "Starting Mac OS X" screen....
love an update
gives me something to download other than porn
Just installed the update and everything seems to work fine except that i get this "thump" noise similar to the noise when you switch of/sleep the computer. It's only audible when i have my external speakers plugged in.
Every time the computer needs to make a sound you can hear this noise through the speakers and then after about 30 sec. of inactivity you can hear it again. Seems like the update switched on some power saving feature of the sound card... It sounds exactly like the sound you get through the speakers when you switch on the computer and then when you switch it off.
I'm on a 15" C2D MBP. Anybody getting the same issue?
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ok so now that i have installed the 10.4.10 upgrade and its messed up my ability to connect to my extrernal hard drive how do i down grade to 10.4.9 i tryed installing the 10.4.9 combo upgrade but it wont allow me to.
I have been noticing some kind of scratchy / pop noise from the external speakers whenever they have been idle for a while and something needs to make some audio start up, and this is on 10.4.9 on a C2D MB. I thought something was wrong and have been asking both here and on the Apple site. You are the first one that I have heard of that also has the same thing happen. Any idea where I can get more info on this?Yup, have same thing going on here. C2D MB. Thing is, I've noticed it even before the .10 update BUT it seems more frequent now. Not sure what it is because when I'm just using the MB speakers it doesn't do it.
Strange stuff for sure.
venturing in the new realm of double digit updates... feels kinda weird
but i hope this means that maybe they will support Tiger a bit after leopard is out, since its such a widely used OS
Yeah, we've had 6.0.8, 7.5.5 (with 3 updates to that!), 10.2.8, and 10.3.9. Now we're to the first x.x.10. With Apple's 'double-dot' scheme, it's not really unexpected, as each number is a separate number, not a simple decimal progression.
As for support after the next release, if 10.4.10 is still the current when Leopard comes out, we'll probably see a 10.4.11, and that's it. That's the way it has been so far. Only one update after the new OS; usually to bring a few of the new OS's under-the-hood changes back. (For example, there is lots of software that requires "10.2.8 or later" or "10.3.9 or later", instead of just outright requiring 10.3 or 10.4. We'll probably see that. We'll see software with "10.4.11 or later" instead of outright denying Tiger.)
The PPC Combo is only 165MB. But the Intel Combo Is 293MB.Hope its not too big a dload, I'm using dial up on holidays!
I have been noticing some kind of scratchy / pop noise from the external speakers whenever they have been idle for a while and something needs to make some audio start up, and this is on 10.4.9 on a C2D MB. I thought something was wrong and have been asking both here and on the Apple site. You are the first one that I have heard of that also has the same thing happen. Any idea where I can get more info on this?
love an update
gives me something to download other than porn
If Safari and the Finder really went faster(/snappier) every time people claimed they did after updates, they'd be pre-empting user input by now.
I have a C2D MB as well. Since 10.4.10, I have this problem all the time. What it is is: Normally, on battery power, when you don't play any sounds for say, 30 seconds, power management kicks in and turns off the speakers / audio circuitry. When it turns back on, it makes a tiny pop sound.