Hi Doug,
I've noticed quite a few updates were released in the last week or
so. Maybe you've just been unlucky. I don't use automatic updates so
I can't be of more help.
Marsh
On Aug 7, 2008, at 7:17 AM, Doug Lee wrote:
I vaguely think I remember hearing that you have to do manual updates
instead of relying on the automatic ones every week, so I'm writing to
see if my memory is accurate. Here's what's happening:
My Mac does an automatic software update check once a week, and I
always let it install and update, but it always seems to finish
real fast, even though it does restart once. Today though, I
happened to do a manual software update check, and there were six
things to update totaling somewhere around 100 megabytes. The
restart for that took a long time, it rebooted twice, then I did
another check and found four more things to update, totaling around
100 more megabytes. That restart also took a while, and now, I
should finally be up to date. The question is, why so much to do
at once even though I've supposedly been updating every week?
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it after the age of six." --John W. Gardner and Francesca Gardner
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