What ever you do don't try to repair permissions, or anything else for
that matter, with any utility programs that have not been updated to
run in 10.4
That includes Disk Warrior (until it has been updated).
Ruben A. Franke
Apple kept its promise to deliver by the 29th if Tiger was ordered
before
the 26th - it arrived in my office by express post late afternoon on
Friday.
I installed it by archive and install, after doing my usual
Macjanitor and
repair permissions and discwarrior 3.01 and back-up routine before
installing.
The installation was very straight forward. Yes, things were a bit
slow when
I first ran Tiger, but that was because Spotlight was indexing my hard
drive. It's now running well.
Interestingly, after Tiger was installed , discwarrior reported 12,567
aliases as wrongly recorded but everything has worked well, including
using
Entourage and printing to my Brother MFC-3820CN.
As far as I'm concerned, Apple has kept the faith in that it runs on
my G3
PowerBook 400, 640 ram. But Dashboard is wasted on me and I don't like
the
idea of having it running continuously. Can it be removed (as in
deleted)?
Michael Hawkins.
* Some of you might be old enough to remember the oil company slogan
"Put a
Tiger in your tank." I could never see or feel the difference, but I
can
with this Tiger.
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