After updating to OS X I was noticing that connecting to Windows 2000 Server via AppleTalk was taking forever. When trying to connect through the DAVE beta, the application said it required OS X 10.0.4 to work (this was after 5 minutes of the Rainbow of Death). I decided to uninstal the program (using its uninstaller) since it no longer served a purpose and prevented me from using Sharity.
I was told that the uninstal was successful but that certain items could not be removed because they were in use or were not installed by the installer. Upon rebooting, I received a near instantaneous kernal panic (we are hanging here . . .). I rebooted again, kernal panic. I shut down and rebooted, kernal panic. I tried booting in verbose mode, panic, single user mode, panic. I finally had to run the OS X 10.1 updater again.
Everything works fine after that, and nothing lost, but BE CAREFUL! If you have DAVE and have not installed the 10.1 update, remove it beforehand.
-- Jason
I was told that the uninstal was successful but that certain items could not be removed because they were in use or were not installed by the installer. Upon rebooting, I received a near instantaneous kernal panic (we are hanging here . . .). I rebooted again, kernal panic. I shut down and rebooted, kernal panic. I tried booting in verbose mode, panic, single user mode, panic. I finally had to run the OS X 10.1 updater again.
Everything works fine after that, and nothing lost, but BE CAREFUL! If you have DAVE and have not installed the 10.1 update, remove it beforehand.
-- Jason