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01-18-2010, 09:49 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Florida, US
Posts: 521
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We can go two routes with this.
1. Upgrade your system as is to 10.5.8 though you will have the same problems the next time you update.
2. Redo your system using the Retail EFI partition method. This would provide you with a machine that can be easily updated
Ill let you pick. By the way which kernel are you currently running? Open Terminal and type Lets also get an idea as to what kexts (drivers) you have installed. Open terminal and type (Replace YOURUSERNAME with your user name):
Code:
cd /System/Library/Extensions
ls > /users/YOURUSERNAME/Desktop/listofkexts.txt
You should have a txt file on your desktop with a list of kexts. You can post this or if it gives you a problem you can PM me with it.
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