[X4U] The Obligatory "10.4.3 installed fine" Thread

[David R. Boag]

Well, on theirs, it didn't matter, because it was a brand new HD, so  
my choices were a new install or an erase and install, and since the  
drive was already empty, I did a new install, and then after  
restarting, the mac suggested pulling over their personal settings  
and network wettings. I thought it was pretty slick. Migrated from Jag.

I did an archive and install carrying over my personal data and  
network settings directly. I migrated from Panther.

Thanks for the keychain tip.

--
David R. Boag, DDS
spikedds at bellsouth.net
http://www.southatlantadental.com/


On Nov 10, 2005, at 2:30 AM, John Baltutis wrote:

> On 11/09/05, "David R. Boag" <spikedds at bellsouth.net> wrote:
>>
>> I'm one for two, or should I say 2 for 3.
>>
>> Mine went from 10.3 without a hitch on my G4 350MHz Sawtooth. I also
>> did my parents', but my brother--a different user on their G4 350
>> Sawtooth from 10.2.8--now keeps getting the annoying enter your
>> password/remember my password in my keychain alert thingy, and even
>> though he keeps entering his password, it still keeps coming back.
>> Otherwise, these went as smoothly as silk.
>>
>> Any suggestions as to how to get rid of this? It used to happen to me
>> too, but that problem went away, and I'm not sure what i did to make
>> it go away.
>
> Have your brother log in, launch Keychain Access (in /Utilities),  
> select
> the login keychain, from the Keychain Access menu select Keychain  
> First
> Aid, and repair the keychain. BTW, you didn't mention which install  
> option
> you used on any of those machines.
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