[DM-MUG] Need another excuse to upgrade?

[Alan Hansen]

John,

I think all the OSX Assistant does is register your software with Apple.  I
would just select it and quit that application.  It must have had problems
connecting to the internet or the server it reaches when it launched.

So far I am pretty happy with Tiger.  It is kind of like getting a new
computer all over again.  Everything is where it was but there are some coo=
l
new features and things I can do that I couldn't in the past.

Thanks,
Alan

On 4/30/05 9:56 AM, "John Kisner" <kisnerj@dwx.com> wrote:

> I'm having a couple of Tiger install problems.
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> Last night around 8 pm I began install on my G4 PowerBook.  It took a
> long time (2 hours?), but finally it was time to Restart and begin
> enjoying Tiger.  Three hours later, with the machine still at the
> spinning icon startup stage, I powered off.  Powering on moved me
> through a normal startup, soon after which the OSX assistant began.
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> The OSX assistant has been trying to connect with Apple for about 8
> hours now.  I'm on the same machine typing this email, so connection
> is not a problem.  I'm not sure what the OS assistant does for me,
> but something's not right.
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> John
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