Been seeing a lot of mail about 10.3; some good, some bad. If you have 10.x and are planning to upgrade to 10.3 I recommend following these steps:
1) Before updating, boot the 10.2 CD (Install/Upgrade Disk #1) and run disk permission repair (not verify).
2) Run Disk Utility First Aid (repair disk, not verify).
3) When installing 10.3 perform an "archive and install" and preserve user and network settings.
4) After the archive and install, boot to 10.3 install disk #1 and repeat step 1 and 2.
I have been informed that this is the safest way to upgrade to ensure encountering as few problems as possible.
Thanks,
Glenn
B&W G3 450/OS 10.2/Sonnet ATA133/2x Maxtor 120GB HD/Toshiba Combo Drive/Zip 100/1 GB RAM
AIM: gaschu247
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