I was wondering if there is a way?
to update anything in general?
i want to update safari, i tried to download it, but it said not on my version..blah
so is there a way i can get the new safari on here n what not?
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I was wondering if there is a way?
to update anything in general?
i want to update safari, i tried to download it, but it said not on my version..blah
so is there a way i can get the new safari on here n what not?
Hello,
Im also looking for an answer on that. I use iDeneb 1.4 (10.5.6) and I want to install Safari 4.0.3. Did the "systemversion.plist" trick, but no luck.
Cheers
For safari 4 i think you need to update to 10.5.8
We're trying to avoid updating...
Sorry to hijack your thread but im a bit worried about updating to 10.5.8 also, although im not sure why lol can you explain the possible issues in doing so? im on 10.5.2 and would like the new Safari also lol
PsYiOn
@_o dont wanna update eh... lets try this:
1) Go into: System
2) Open SystemVersion with TextEdit, go toQuote:
System/Library/CoreServices/SystemVersion.plist
string and replace 10.5.6 with 10.5.8
3) Save TextEdit also through
4) Copy all the files and replace (paste) in System / Library / CoreServices
5) Go to the Finder and About This Mac, then it will 10.5.8
Hope it help
if yall are on intel machines, backup your system and just try to update anyways to see if your system is able to update,
I've seen from browsing the web that you can get a iATKOS/iDeneb 10.5.8 update so why not just download that and then run safari 4 installer?
hope this helps :D
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I am running Leopard z0r xxx x86 10.5.6 Final v2 on my Gateway P-7811 FX and initially got a message stating that 10.5.7 was required.
Here is what I did to successfully install Safari 4.0.3
First I download and install "Security Update 2009-001 (Leopard)" from the Apple Download site.
Rebooted as prompted at end of install.
Next I edited the SystemVersion.plist (System/Library/Core Services) 2 lines that read 10.5.6 to 10.5.8
Finally I ran the Safari 4.0.3 installer (Safari 4.0.3 from Apple Download site)
That's it ... now I'm running Safari 4.0.3 and am able to fully utilize iTunes 9.0.1
I hope this brief walk through proves useful to others.
Nym