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Security Updates Released for Panther and Jaguar

Posted by pudge on from the what-happens-if-everyone-reboots-at-once? dept.

ZackSchil writes "Apple has released security updates for both Mac OS X 10.3.1 and, as promised, 10.2.8. The update to 10.3.1 updates OpenSSL and zlib's gzprintf() function. In addition to those updates, the 10.2.8 update contains changes to gm4, groff, Mail w/CRAM-MD5 authentication, Personal File Sharing, and QuickTime for Java. Run Software Update for more information and to install the updates."

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  1. Re:seems to work by for_usenet · · Score: 4, Interesting

    The reason why I mentioned this is some of us would still like the choice of being able to experiment with 3rd party drives. I have the same model Toshiba DVD-ROM/CD-RW drive that Apple uses on its iBooks. However, when I installed it, all of the OS software claimed it was "unsupported." Seems like Apple used a different firmware version.

    However, using the PatchBurn software, I was able to modify some of the system files to get the drive to be recognized by all of the system software (iTunes, Disc Copy, etc). With 10.3, if the drive is no longer supported out of the box, I am SOL, at least till someone else hacks the Disc Recording Framework. I am not asking Apple to give support for all these drives, just to let us be able to try them out for ourselves, and not close up the OS entirely.