Login & Keychain Update 1.0 Released

Update went without a hitch.

Seems to be ok and all keychains working so far...

This fixed a really annoying issue I was having where every time I reboot, I had to re-input my network name and password... thank jebus! :P

This fixed a really annoying issue I was having where every time I reboot, I had to re-input my network name and password... thank jebus! :P

AHA!!!! I've been having this same problem in one machine ever since installing Leopard....

MANY thanks -- off to do the software update right now!

- Logging in with an account originally created in Mac OS X 10.1 or earlier that has a password of 8 or more characters.

Can a bug get more obscure than that? You can hardly blame Apple (as people did in this thread, for example) for not catching a bug like this while testing Leopard.

i updated my powerbook 12" and now it will not see the airport card.
Help!!

Logging in with an account originally created in Mac OS X 10.1 or earlier

Wow. Thats crazy... how is that possible?

Upgrade installations for the last six years on the 867mhz (bottom of Leopard's barrel) Powermac?

Amazing.

Can a bug get more obscure than that? You can hardly blame Apple (as people did in this thread, for example) for not catching a bug like this while testing Leopard.

The thread you quoted was a bug with Aperture getting messed up because of Time Machine. Seems a bit bigger, as Aperture is one of Apple's major media products.

I had the same general problem with passwords as everyone else, but had an even more disheartening problem with my CPU being maxed out by user tasks. Just a solid green field in the activity monitor window with no applications running. I had a kernel crash during the restart after installing 10.5 and it seemed to have created some lasting bug in my root system. I tried a reinstall after other basic troubleshooting, but did not fix the problem. Once Apple released the keychain update, I ran it and after the install there was a dialogue box that messaged that the system root folders were being checked/fixed. Once I restarted, the CPU/User problem was gone.

Just a head up.
I installed the update even though I wasn't having any issues. Upon restart my computer started installing the update and then froze, I had to do a hard restart but everything seems fine now. I think a couple other people had this problem too.

I would suggest to maybe hit restart later and wait a little bit before restarting.

Just a head up.
I installed the update even though I wasn't having any issues. Upon restart my computer started installing the update and then froze, I had to do a hard restart but everything seems fine now. I think a couple other people had this problem too.

I would suggest to maybe hit restart later and wait a little bit before restarting.

That happened to me too. First time it froze so I switched it off. Tried again and it froze. Third time lucky though.