[fisherKing]

this just posted on apple's site; it does NOT show up in my Software Update.
on the apple site, says it's for users of "10.6-10.6.2"), so...huh? if there are some new tweaks, fixes...
why is this not available in Software Update for those of us who updated in the last 2 weeks to 10.6.3 users (such as myself)? odd... (or am i missing something obvious?)

[msuper69]

I don't see it in SU either. Sometimes it takes a while to become available to everyone.

[turtle777]

Weird. So how do I know if I need it ?

The description on Apple's site is not very telling.

-t

[Art Vandelay]

This isn't the first time. There were two versions of 10.5.8 too. Also, you won't ever see it in SU if you already have the 1.0 update. Further, I don't recall Apple documenting the changes before either.

[Eug]

Mac OS X v10.6.3 v1.1 Update (Combo)

Haven't installed 10.6.3 yet. Maybe it's time now...

[Art Vandelay]

I just noticed it's only the Combo update that's changed. Most likely, they just rolled in another previous update such as a security update or airport update.

[Kenneth]

Originally Posted by Eug 

Mac OS X v10.6.3 v1.1 Update (Combo)

Haven't installed 10.6.3 yet. Maybe it's time now...

Tip: If you don't see the Mac OS X v10.6.3 Supplemental Update in Software Update, you don't need to install it.

Guess I'm okay.

[Simon]

If it shows up you need it.
If it doesn't you don't.

Chill.

[besson3c]

What if Apple made a mistake and it doesn't show up but I really really need it?

[P]

Then you install the v1.1 Combo update.

A version number like this means that there was a bug in the updating software itself - some file wasn't updated on some configs, some script failed, something like that. Most likely some configs got a smaller update than they should have.

[Doc HM]

I'm hoping it has some help for 10.6.3 v1 fragging my Adobe CS3 apps. Worst. Update. Ever. Cryptic note about filenames with # in them seems to indicate it may do.

Seems that the first go at .3 broke CS3 if your Mac's software serial number had a # in it or had 12 digits. Adobe say meh, we don't support CS3 under SL, why not buy CS5 now please thank you.

[Simon]

Originally Posted by besson3c 

What if Apple made a mistake and it doesn't show up but I really really need it?

Apple makes no mistakes. Haven't you been paying any attention lately?

[Oisín]

Is this related to the 2010-003 security update?

That update just popped up in my Software Updater, with a completely useless description (“Security update 2010-003 is recommended for all users and improves security in Mac OS X”—really? A security update that improves security? Why I never!), and with a link to this article … which doesn’t have anything about 2010-003, only 2010-002. The 10.6.3 v1.1 page also links to that article “[f]or information on the security content of this update”.

[Simon]

Nope. Unrelated.

[Oisín]

Ah, I see 2010-003 has now been added to the article, as well. An unchecked index issue in Apple Type Services, apparently.

[macfix]

If you don't see the Mac OS X v10.6.3 Supplemental Update in Software Update, you don't need to install it.

Note: The Supplemental Update is for any system that was updated from Mac OS X v10.6 using the Mac OS X Update Combined v10.6.3, build 10D573. It is not needed on systems that were updated from Mac OS X v10.6.1 or 10.6.2, and it is not needed on systems that were updated from Mac OS X v10.6 using the Mac OS X Update Combined v10.6.3, v1.1.

[Jasoco]

Apple wouldn't have anything to do with it accidentally not showing up. It's based on your computer. It's only for certain machines. I didn't need it for my MacBook, but I downloaded the update from Apple manually and installed it myself before finding out I didn't need it. It didn't hurt anything. So it doesn't matter if you force it to update, you probably won't hurt anything, but don't freak out if it doesn't show up.