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| Tuesday May 13, 2008. 07:15 PM |
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Switch back to old Java version to fix.
Large files or a large number of files.
Corruption of the sparsebundle to blame.
Alternatives, preventive measures.
Faulty wiring or power supplies could be to blame.
Antivirus software proves problematic again.
Generally occurs on wake-from-sleep or cold boot.
Bad news for cloned backups.
DNS problems may be to blame.
Time Machine keeps on slippin', slippin'....
Updating a graphics card driver may do the trick.
May switch default Java version, despite Apple's documentation.
Also, some notable improvements for those who can successfully install the update.
Check which version of Java you are using.
Plug-in information still recorded.
Freezes, application launch failure and more.
Java update won't install on Intel Core Duo-based Macs.
adds Java SE 6 version 1.6.0_05 to your Ma
As required by some plug-ins.
iDisk still works, .Mac sites don't.
6MB L2 cache and a faster 1066 MHz front-side busses across the line.
Many users are experiencing problems installing this update.
Obviates issues seen with developer builds of XP SP3.
As if you weren't wary already.
It's not as easy as you might think.
Fixes issues with initial release.
While we wait for Mac OS X 10.5.3.
Check for problematic third-party plug-ins.
Tips for speed, resolving post-update network issues.
Standalone updater to the rescue.
More likely to occur when running on battery power.
wide channels over 5GHz now work.
Will not persist after a restart.
Upcoming OS release will likely resolve this issue.
Try the standalone download.
Once again, no indication of what's improved.
Key repeat rate settings may be to blame.
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