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10.5.2 Is Finally Released!

Numberzz

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Yes, it's true. Check Software Update right now. The build is only a 180MB (Update: It appears that the size of the update varies from computer to computer, ranging from 180-380MB) download and not 400MB+ as some people thought it would be. Here are some of the improvements:

Active Directory

 

* Addresses issues which could hinder or prevent binding Mac OS X 10.5.x clients to Active Directory domains.

 

AirPort

 

* Improves connection reliability and stability

* Includes 802.1X improvements.

* Resolves certain kernel panics.

 

Back to my Mac

 

* Adds support for more third-party routers, as detailed in this article.

 

Dashboard

 

* Improves performance of certain Apple Dashboard widgets (such as Dictionary).

* Addresses an issue in which Dashboard widgets may no longer be accessible after switching to or from an account that has Parental Controls enabled.

 

Dock

 

* Updates Stacks with a List view option, a Folder view option, and an updated background for Grid view.

 

Desktop

 

* Addresses legibility issues with the menu bar with an option to turn off transparency in Desktop & Screen Saver preferences.

* Adjusts menus to be slightly-less translucent overall.

 

iCal

 

* Improves iCal so that it accurately reflects responses to recurring meetings.

* Addresses an issue in which a meeting may remain on the calendar after being cancelled.

* Addresses stability issues related to .Mac syncing of iCal calendars.

* Resolves an intermittent issue in which editing an event with attendees would cause the event to shrink and not register that the event was updated.

 

iChat

 

* Addresses an issue with simultaneously-logged in accounts in which iChat sounds generated from one account might be heard in another account.

* Fixes an issue in which iChat idle time is affected by Time Machine backups.

* Improves connectivity when running iChat behind a router that doesn’t preserve ports.

* Enables logged chats from previous versions of iChat to open faster and more reliably.

* Addresses an issue with text chats in which users may be unable to receive messages from the sender.

* Addresses an issue that may prevent rejoining an AIM chat room without reopening iChat.

* Addresses video chat compatibility issues with AIM 6 and third-party routers.

* Fixes an issue with case-sensitivity of AIM handles.

 

And much much more. Here is the more.

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AldousHxlE

AldousHxlE 0

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Has anyone seen any improvements with the Leopard Graphics Update package? My SR MacBook's Dock still feels very choppy, and haven't really noticed an overall improvement with the Intel X3100's performance. I was very disappointed with this update, as I was hoping to see this issue resolved. Guess all we can do is keep waiting...

scj312

scj312 21

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Has anyone seen any improvements with the Leopard Graphics Update package? My SR MacBook's Dock still feels very choppy, and haven't really noticed an overall improvement with the Intel X3100's performance. I was very disappointed with this update, as I was hoping to see this issue resolved. Guess all we can do is keep waiting...

Yes, my iMac now wakes up from sleep and the display actually goes to sleep.

Numberzz

Numberzz 0

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Has anyone seen any improvements with the Leopard Graphics Update package? My SR MacBook's Dock still feels very choppy, and haven't really noticed an overall improvement with the Intel X3100's performance. I was very disappointed with this update, as I was hoping to see this issue resolved. Guess all we can do is keep waiting...

Need for Speed is WAY faster for me.

Special-K

Special-K 5

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I actually see no difference whatsoever with this update. I noticed the Stacks thing, but I won't use it. I like my Drawer Stacks. ;) Am I the only one that doesn't see anything new with this?

 

 

So when's 5.3 coming out?

The. Mad. Doc.

The. Mad. Doc. 0

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Oh damn. lol I did kinda backup some extensions. But then the graphics update totally ruined it. So then I tried to uh...restore it with time machine on the install dvd and now it wont boot. So Ill just reinstall. haha

(MoC)

(MoC) 1

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Same here, but I'm redoing it in the weekend. ;)

The. Mad. Doc.

The. Mad. Doc. 0

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This is going to be like the eight millionth time i've had to reinstall leopard. *sigh* oh well. Learing experience.

2LMan

2LMan 0

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Hmm... They release 10.5.2 on a Monday and tomorrow is Tuesday, and they love to release new hardware on Tuesdays. Anyone else see what I'm getting at? New MBP tomorrow? Ah, a man can dream...

iarora

iarora 0

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I actually see no difference whatsoever with this update. I noticed the Stacks thing, but I won't use it. I like my Drawer Stacks. :) Am I the only one that doesn't see anything new with this?

 

 

So when's 5.3 coming out?

 

agreed 10.5.1 worked perfectly for m without any problems so i dont notice any major changes with this till now but im sute they have some internal fixes.

 

so yeah 10.5.2 > 10.5.1. :P

vnbuddy2002

vnbuddy2002 0

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:) You will get a big boost with 10.5.2 graphic update .
Colonel

Colonel 1

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Just tried installing on my Hack. Crashed during the installer.. -_-

Siro

Siro 0

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I will install it once a successful tutorial is posted hopefully till then aidos 10.5.2 -_- .

insanelyinlove

insanelyinlove 1

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There is also a Leopard Graphics update download now.

macgirl

macgirl 42

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Very little performance increase on my PowerBook but that's good.

 

Weird at the Stacks though:

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pontevin

pontevin 0

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All Hackintosh users try to follow this: http://netkas.org/?p=50

Thanks to Netkas again for the fast publishing of this tutorial.

Gooly

Gooly 0

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Its a long way.. Need to backup my 160GB mac partition hmm..

Colonel

Colonel 1

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Very little performance increase on my PowerBook but that's good.

 

Weird at the Stacks though:

Picture_1.png

lol netscape. -_-

Maxintosh

Maxintosh 0

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So when's 5.3 coming out?

LOL :P See post #24 :D

muitommy

muitommy 1

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not exactly the 9C31 update, some files were updated.

exp, mail.app, libexec, spotlight and usereventplugin ..

nils82

nils82 0

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Thans netkas

guys you really have to backup some kext also u have to follow netkas tutorial...

I just wanna tell u about 2 issues so far

 

1. when I go to system profiler / Hardware i get: "There was an error while gathering this information."

 

2. My 2.8 ghz C2D is reported as 3.8 ghz C2D

 

 

anybody had this same issue ?

SticMAC™

SticMAC™ 0

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Just put the OLD AppleSMBIOS.kext back!!

 

SticMAN

 

 

Thans netkas

guys you really have to backup some kext also u have to follow netkas tutorial...

I just wanna tell u about 2 issues so far

 

1. when I go to system profiler / Hardware i get: "There was an error while gathering this information."

 

2. My 2.8 ghz C2D is reported as 3.8 ghz C2D

 

 

anybody had this same issue ?

m82a1

m82a1 0

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All Hackintosh users try to follow this: http://netkas.org/?p=50Thanks to Netkas again for the fast publishing of this tutorial.
would this work with amd based systems?
realogic

realogic 0

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would this work with amd based systems?

 

Just open that link and read:

"of course it’s all for intel core 2 based cpus and intel mobos. and pc_efi."

 

 

but,

 

"other users can use 10.5.1 kernel/system.kext with 10.5.2 system (like amd users or pentium-d)"

Carpet

Carpet 0

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Just tried installing on my Hack. Crashed during the installer.. :wacko:

 

 

I crashed immediately after the installer finished before reboot through software update. I rebooted fine tho ;p


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