[Ti] HD acting funny

[b]

Sam Moussly paused, thought it over, and spoke thusly:

>Any ideas?
>
>Thanks.
>
>Sam

I would avoid the updates. I don't have a 'backup system', as you do. 
So, for me, there is no way i'll risk my Mac on anything that can 
trash my OS. I've heard a lot of gripes about the latest 'security' 
updates. But this news from you, has sealed it for me.

My advice, which the purists won't like, take a 'pass' on Apple's 
security stuff. I can see that some people are running systems that 
might benefit from, or been at risk without, the security patches of 
late. but unless you're running a webserver, or have some other major 
situation that is directly involved in the so-called 'vulnerability, 
well, why fix something that is either not broken, or superfluous to 
your operational needs?

As i said, i'm in a bad spot, with no way to re-install, so it's a 
no-brainer for me if there's a risk of catastrophic OS failure, 
still, if downtime, and re-installs don't bother you, then go for it, 
otherwise.... why bother?

~flipper