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I've searched the forums and didn't really find anything of use to me. I have 10.4.1 installed right now, and I really couldn't tell you must about it. A buddy of mine downloaded it and put it on a DVD for me, and in all honesty I just formatted a Hard Drive, popped in the DVD and it installed just fine. I believe he mentioned something about marklar or something...but I'm really not sure.

 

Anyway, I really want to update to 10.4.3 so I can run OS X in a decent resolution; I am currently downloading OSXupdate.tar, as well as some other full sized 10.4.3 installs, but the OSXupdate.tar will be finished by the morning, and I was just wondering how to install it. My current machine is this:

 

A-Bit IS7

Pentium 4 2.6CGhz

ATi 9800

250gb HDD

512mb RAM

 

I think thats all you guys might need to know...any ideas?

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Alright, I went ahead and ran the .pkg, I restarted, and it says I am still running 10.4.1...I figure it's because I have an SSE2 CPU and not SSE3, any ideas on how to get this to work?

 

Nothing to do with SSE...

 

The update package will continue to report 10.4.1 because that's the core. What it does is plant a load of later release components onto the base but it's still the earlier version at heart.

 

If you want 10.4.3 you're best to start over and use a patched 10.4.3 iso. JaS' brilliant patch works for a lot of people as does Wesley, or you can patch manually with Maxxuss (which works better for some folk).

Ahh ok, well that would explain why the flash and java plugins actually work now. Of course I sill don't have a way of raising my resolution to abouve 1024x768. Is there a smaller file, or patch, that would allow me to do so? It could take up to a week for me to download one of those newer files with 10.4.3 full install.

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