On 27/10/2005, at 4:57 PM, Peter Hinchliffe wrote:
On 27/10/2005, at 11:06 AM, Eugene wrote:
Hi Peter,
that was a good idea to create a dummy account. I did it but the
problem persists.
I'm still open to ideas.
regards
Eugene
OK, then there's something going on at a deeper level. You could
try running the 10.3.9 updater again, but if that fails (fairly
predictable, I suspect) you may find that the quickest way out is a
Clean Install with Archive of your base version. Test Safari at
that stage. If it works OK, re-apply the 10.3.9 updater (assuming
you have the combo version), or apply whatever chain of updates you
have. In fact, it might not be a bad to apply a few incremental
updates after your base version if you have them, testing Safari
after each one, and see if it fails at any point.
You could also try dinking around with Pacifist, but if the problem
lies very deep, eg, some corruption with the webkit framework or
similar, you'll just waste more time.
I think Peter is correct...
This discussion: <http://discussions.info.apple.com/webx?
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@.68bb538c/9>
"SOLVED by reinstalling in this order:
1. BACKUP everything!
2. Boot from Panther Install 1 CD-ROM.
3. Launch Disk Utility from Installer menu.
4. Repair hard disk and repair permissions. Quit Disk Utility.
5. Continue with Archive and Install installation.
6. Launch Disk Utility and repair permissions after installation.
7. Installed 10.3.9 COMBO update from download image.
8. Launch Disk Utility and repair permissions after update.
9. Run Software Update to install current updates.
10. Launch Disk Utility and repair permissions after update. "
Cheers,
Ronni
When Microsoft asks you, "Where do you want to go today?" Tell them,
"Apple!"
