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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Wed 16-Jun-10 14:26:03
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Re: 10.6.4


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Time for Time Machine!
Moderator billford
(moderator) Wed 16-Jun-10 14:50:17
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In reply to a post by w4man:
Time for Time Machine!
Didn't think of that blush

I should have done, it was well in my thoughts when mine was looking problematic!

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Standard User sjr
(knowledge is power) Wed 16-Jun-10 14:58:36
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Lightweight, 973MB here on a Macbook Pro tongue
Thank goodness I'm on O2 rather than Newnet 3GB product.

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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Wed 16-Jun-10 15:02:29
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Re: 10.6.4


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I think that mervt could do with going back to pre 10.6.4 and starting again.
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(moderator) Wed 16-Jun-10 15:03:12
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Sheesh! shocked

I wasn't bothered about the size, I never get anywhere near my quota, but I left it until half of Oxfordshire wasn't streaming the World Cup through my exchange mad

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Moderator billford
(moderator) Wed 16-Jun-10 15:08:08
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Re: 10.6.4


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In reply to a post by w4man:
I think that mervt could do with going back to pre 10.6.4 and starting again.
Sounds worth thinking about.

Is it possible to "unwind" an update in OS X if you haven't got a backup?

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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Wed 16-Jun-10 15:46:09
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Actually, I'm not sure that it is, especially if there have been changes to the Firmware. In mervt's case though it isn't clear if the update has worked.
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(deleted) Wed 16-Jun-10 15:57:39
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Archive and Install. Personally I'd only try it as a last resort if I hadn't practiced on a few machines beforehand. On second thought, I'd probably clone the installation to my external drive with Carbon Copy and then play with the cloned version.
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(moderator) Wed 16-Jun-10 16:14:52
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I used archive and install once, but can't recall what I'd done to need it... worked without a hitch from what I remember.

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(deleted) Wed 16-Jun-10 16:23:00
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I did it at some point, very simple.
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