Many people recommend a clean install, but I think that's being a bit too overly safe. I've "upgraded" over 10.2.3 on a Powerbook without problem.
There have been reports of wireless DCHP problems on Apple's discussion board (among others), but I'm not sure if there's a full consensus on the exact cause of the problem. I thought Panther had screwed up my third party wireless card; spent a full day plus, rebuilding it back to 10.2.3, cursing myself for....curiosity killing the cat, only to find it was the fault of my failing wireless router. I'm back to 10.2.3 (but tempted to reinstall Panther). I think the smart bet would be to wait for 10.3.1 > > I'm about to venture into Panther (OS X 10.3). It appears that you can > upgrade a previous installed OS X (10.2.8 in my case) rather than having to > reinstall the OS, not to mention the hundreds of odd applications I use. > Has anyone tried this and has there been any problems with upgrading? Mark =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
