[adagio]

I feel bad for all the folks who already installed it and have had problems.

 

[monokitty]

Thankfully I'm still running 10.2.6 without problems.

 

[adagio]

Thank goodness I'm fine. The only glitch was Transparent Dock and they have posted an update for that.

 

[CubaMark]

Er... yikes!

I've just updated both my clamshell (300mhz) iBook and our 800mhz FP iMac (SuperDrive) to 10.2.8.

No problems to report so far.... but I did backup the ethernet extension as MacFixit recommended.

Still... all seems to be ok... (fingers crossed)

M.

 

[Chealion]

I posted this in the 10.2.8 Ready for download thread.

Must be fixing the bugs that have popped up, should be re-released in a few days.

 

[Bruster]

I'm a video editor (this isn't a rant), but I've decided to slow down and wait a month before doing anything with upgrades. This year I have had Panther, FCP 4, my aurora video card updates to keep up with the first two and things have been buggy. Not necessarily from one piece of software, but when you start putting them together with third party stuff OOOH-HA. Leading edge is becoming bleeding edge these days

 

[iLabmAn]

Whoa. Apple screw up?

Who knows. My iMac has been running solid under 10.2.8. Let's hope that everything continues that way.

 

[The Doug]

My Flat-Panel iMac's been just fine since I updated to 10.2.8 last evening. No problems whatsoever - smooth sailing, everything works just fine. Knock wood! I feel bad for those having problems - but we know Apple will get it straightened out...

 

[VertiGoGo]

Wow! As I launched Safari to pass through ehMac...I also launched System Preferences thinking I would update.

Boy...am I ever glad I stopped in the forums first. I am hitting the breaks on any stinkin' updates.

 

[Kosh]

There were only problems on certain PowerMac G4s. http://maccentral.macworld.com/news/2003/09/23/1028pulled/

 

[RobTheGob]

I decided to wait when I saw all of the banter going on over at Apple Discussions. Apple has had some major screw ups on some of their previous updates, so I find that it's always best to wait a few days and check on the complaints before hand...

 

[buck]

no problems here... keeping my fingers crossed

 

[moonsocket]

no problems here... keeping my fingers crossed

ditto

 

[MacGenius]

No problems on our systems here but I told my customers to hold off until I had to chance to test it out.

Good thing they listened I guess

 

[jonmon]

roger roger
no problems so far

 

[Jordan]

I had to totally reinstall 10.2.6 and apps. After almost 24 hours I'm back to normal................ well my PB is, not me

 

[Lawrence]

I just saw a link about the update on the Apple web site
posted, Here's the link about one of the problems that
Apple is admitting to so far:

Apple's 10.2.8 blunder

Dave

 

[andreww]

That's what happens when you skip 10.2.7!

 

[jonmon]

Finally unplugged my book to bring with me and the estimated battery life has decreased on mine as well. I'll stick with 10.2.8 as long as nothing else goes wrong.

 

[george..]

I never liked Apple Software Update for OS updates. I knew this problem would eventually come along. They better damn make sure this doesn't happen again!