Has anyone joined their work AD in Leopard? If so, do you have problems loggin in when the AD servers are unreachable? My first three installs of Leopard in a PB17 PPC@1.5ghz kept hanging at home until I stopped joining the AD. -- Thanks, Verne

...Stacy <cstacy@news.dtpq.com> wrote: When I try to install it, it says that my volume does not meet the requirements of the update. What could be wrong? I'm running a fully updated Tiger on a late-model PB17, and there is 5.5 GB free. You probably moved Safari from it's default folder - Applications. Me too, but I never had a problem updating any Apple apps before.

In article <yzl1wgigrzl.fsf@news.dtpq.com>, Christopher C. Stacy <cstacy@news.dtpq.com> wrote: When I try to install it, it says that my volume does not meet the requirements of the update. What could be wrong? I'm running a fully updated Tiger on a late-model PB17, and there is 5.5 GB free. You probably moved Safari from it's default folder - Applications.

...) said: When I try to install it, it says that my volume does not meet the requirements of the update. What could be wrong? I'm running a fully updated Tiger on a late-model PB17, and there is 5.5 GB free. Do you have your current copy of Safari in a sub-folder rather than /Applications? I believe the installer may choke on this. -- Cheers, Steve The reply-to email ...

When I try to install it, it says that my volume does not meet the requirements of the update. What could be wrong? I'm running a fully updated Tiger on a late-model PB17, and there is 5.5 GB free.