I usually download the updates from Apple's site. Then when you install it normally, it will ask you to restart after installation and then you can replace whatever you want before pressing the Restart button.

cool thanks

ehe :) the kernel isn't working with my system, it causes kernel panic, too bad :(

try repairing permissions on it if you can (from spare installation or install DVD). sometimes, for whatever reason, the terminal manual permissions commands don't get deep inside the file enough, and leave certain contents untouched. really frustrating, actually. hope that helps :\

i tried that... tried even pcwiz's kernel installer, its just not working :|

do not install the time machine update because even if you replace these files it still doesn't work
it will boot up
i see my desktop and than it goes blue screen than back to desktop than blue screen
back and forth i had to do a bunch of repairs to get this working again thank god i have leopard on another drive

upgrade... done. All seems to be ok... only thing, before mach_kernel was invisible now is visible... how to hidden it again?

there's a thread here on that gipo. do a search.

Why Do i have this feeling that this is Bogus... Isn't the system version supposed to read something like 9C7010 instead of 9C31 if the kernel and system is indeed 9.2.2 ???

Does support processors with sse2 instructions?.Anyone can confirm this?