Stepwise provides a small
description of what's included in the OS X 10.0.1... Of
note, however, they provide this tidbit:
You can intercept the download, so you'll have a
copy of the pkg for looking at. When the actual install is
in progress, open Terminal.app and look in the /tmp
directory. There will be a numbered directory (your user
number in the great Unix scheme of things). Looking in
that directory you should find a package called
10.0.1.pkg. This is the package that contains the
majority of updates to 10.0.
Useful if you'd like your own copy of the updater.
description of what's included in the OS X 10.0.1... Of
note, however, they provide this tidbit:
You can intercept the download, so you'll have a
copy of the pkg for looking at. When the actual install is
in progress, open Terminal.app and look in the /tmp
directory. There will be a numbered directory (your user
number in the great Unix scheme of things). Looking in
that directory you should find a package called
10.0.1.pkg. This is the package that contains the
majority of updates to 10.0.
Useful if you'd like your own copy of the updater.
- Article Link
- https://www.macrumors.com/2001/04/16/the-10-0-1-pkg/