Friday, Sep 29th 2006 by Benjamin Nied


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Apple has just taken the wraps off the latest update for OS X, version 10.4.8. Available via Software Update or website download, this marks the eighth (duh) major update for Apple’s Tiger operating system According to the Software Update blurb, this 211 MB (for the Intel-only, non-combo version) update fixes a number of features, which you can see for yourself after the jump!

OS X 10.4.8 Software Update

The list of fixes and features is as follows:

- connecting to wireless networks using the EAP-FAST protocol
- Apple USB modem reliability
- using OpenType fonts in Microsoft Word
- compatibility with 3rd party USB hubs
- scanner performance
- RAW camera support
- printing documents with Asian language names
- performance of the Translation widget
- broadband network performance
- security updates

Doesn’t sound like a whole lot for the 211 MB, but fortunately the Apple support document goes into more detail. Get the update via Software Update, or here for Intel and here for PPC.


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  1. Satsuki View all comments by Satsuki

    Got mine updated, it rebooted twice after update was installed. everything seems to be in order.

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  2. Same here, though I’m not sure exactly what changed.

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  3. vincent nguyen View all comments by vincent nguyen

    my macbook pro is dead…will not boot. update didn’t complete. fucxer!

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  4. Vincent -

    It won’t boot at all, or tries to boot OS X and fails?

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  5. boot failed - corrupted file of some sort. I had to reinstall the os today, but lucky enough no ifo was lost.

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  6. Odd…

    At least all the data survived.

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