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10.4.9 big mistake.
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Join Date: Feb 2005
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Ever since I downloaded 10.4.9 I have been having trouble booting. I have a MBP 2.0 CD and when I start up my computer it won't locate my wireless connection and then I then I try to locate my wireless connection my computer fails. I get a black screen that comes down over the GUI and it says that the OS has failed and hold down the power button and restart. How can I get rid of 10.4.9 and go back to 10.4.8? I had no trouble with that. Thanks.
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Join Date: Feb 2006
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Ick, sadly, you'll need to go back and do an Archive and Install from your 10.4 CD/DVD, then download the 10.4.8 update (which you should be able to find somewhere) -- but I'd try troubleshooting first: set up a new account, see if issue prevails, "repair permissions" as that's the magical incantation for OS X (it does nothing more than "Rebuild Desktop" did in OS 9, but, hey, sometimes that worked as well!)
Hope that helps a little, you should get better info from others here.
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Join Date: Nov 2000
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Dimmer has some good advice there. But in case that doesn't work, before you start over from scratch, download the full OS 10.4.9 update form Apple's website (not the .8->.9 "delta" update, the full 10.4.x->10.4.9 "combo" update) and apply that to your system. Sometimes that helps.
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Join Date: Jun 2006
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The above may work, if it doesnt you can also try DiskWarrior.
DiskWarrior 4
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Mac Pro Dual Quad 3.2ghz, 4gb ram, 4x 1 Terabyte hdd's, 8800GT, 30inch Samsung display running OSX Leopard Server
15 inch Macbook Pro Unibody and Apple 24 inch LED Display.
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