I did a fresh install of 10.5.6 on a mini 9 using mech's guide. (Thanks mech btw) Did the combo update and froze about 90% through. After about 25 mins I tried unplugging the power, closing lid (to my mistake -but not really) and other various things, but ended up having to hard reset it. I booted into safemode and software ver reported 1.0.5.8. I ran NBT, rebooted, and it froze at the apple screen. I rebooted again in verbose mode, but it booted normally and everything seems ok except
My question is:
Did the end of the installer which removes temp files not complete? I ask because I installed leopard without printer drivers, fonts, etc and came out to 6 gigs. After I did the combo update the OS is taking 9.18Gb on my 14.03Gb (16gb
SSD). Is this correct? If not, where are these temp files that need booting? Any other suggestions? Thanks a lot
Edit/update: I Ran the same update on a PPC in the same state and all went well so it wasn't the combo -for the most part. And the usage on that one is 7.07Gb. I'm tempted to hose the thing and start over again -but not really! Darn tiny
SSD drives
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I think I found the problem to the above. When the installer froze and I had to reset it after sleeping (one of my attempts to unfreeze the installer :P ) the sleepimage file was saved BEFORE I disabled it with NBT. I found the sleepimage file at 2.07Gb which puts me ~100mb difference with my PPC. I did the following
sudo:
pmset -a hibernatemode 0
cd /var/vm
sudo rm sleepimage
Cheers to not reinstalling... yet?
Edit: Sorry if this was already covered. I just can't cope with some search engines' comprehensiveness, as some of you do, and like to work a little faster than (some of) them :P Anyway to top off the above (which has been covered, I know) I had to disable Bios USB legacy to avoid the freeze after closing the lappy. I hope this helped someone if anything.