[P1] 10.2.8

[Donald Hinkle]

OK. The point is, you know lots more about this stuff than I do.
My question came from this mindset: "Hey, I know next to nothing about 
10.2.8 except I heard that some people who installed it were having 
loads of trouble!!! Has that been solved? If it has, will 10.2.8 run 
well on my 500 mghz iBook?"
   I never thought of 10.2.8 as being a "patch". To me it was an 
"update". I wondered if it needed more oomph than my iBook could 
provide.
I wasn't throwing any blame on you, simply realized that for you I 
hadn't phrased my question nearly clear enough.
Don't die!
-don

On Tuesday, October 21, 2003, at 03:01 AM, Zoki wrote:

> Le 21/10/2003 00:34, « Donald Hinkle » <donhinkle at att.net> a écrit :
>
>> I said something that I thought was perfectly clear, but it wasn't
>> clear to you and you gave an answer that had nothing or little to do
>> with my question. Hence, a total lack of communication.
>> -don
>
>
> <snip>
>
>
> *** Just so I don't die stupid: If you ask about whether to install a 
> patch
> on your iBook or not and I tell you that you should read the Changes 
> Log and
> see if it solves any of the issues you might have with your present 
> system,
> what doesn't it answer?
>
> If the patch you have questions about corrects SAMBA bugs and you 
> don't run
> SAMBA on your iBook, what would be the point of installing it?
>
> I answered your second question because the first one was already 
> answered
> several times on this list.
>
> Zoran.
>
> <snip>
>
>>>>>> I have a 500 mghz iBook dual USB. It's currently running 10.2.6.
>>>>>> 1) Has Apple solved the early issues with 10.2.8?
>>>>>> 2) Should I consider installing that on this 'Book?
>
> <snip>
> ...