Much as I enjoyed 31 Dec 1969, I don't want to relive it evry time I reboot. I changed the battery (cannibalized one from another MAC) in my 800 MHz dual Quicksilver but no dice. Any suggestions?
Man I`m glad I never updated. My friend updated, his computer is in my room. <img src="graemlins/bugeye.gif" border="0" alt="[Skeptical]" /> I Have watched 10.2.4 eat his itunes all his preferences and his clock already.
No problems with 10.2.4 here either, although it's pretty stupid that even now, in 2003 with Apple's latest and greatest operating system, they can't get it to remember the time. Seems like SUCH a tiny, trivial problem to me.
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<strong>my 10.2.4 is fine. must be because I have old hardware (400 MHz G4)</strong><hr></blockquote>
Very likely. I have never had a single problem with my iMac DV 450, going through all existing software updates.
<strong>you updated to 10.2.4, did you?
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