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4. Follow the instructions of the Installer.

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Chapter 3 -

Initial Installation

5. When the Installer has completed, click Restart. The system will reboot

and automatically login to the administrator account.

All security updates after the most recent system update should be installed. These

updates should be installed in order by release date, oldest to newest. Although

SecurityUpd2004-06-07.dmg was the latest available at the time this guide was

written, newer security updates may be available, and should be installed since

security updates address specific known security issues.

Fix Disk Permissions

Permissions on files can sometimes become set incorrectly, especially during a

software installation. Incorrect permissions can cause the system to operate

incorrectly and even introduce security vulnerabilities. Fixing these permissions is

recommended after performing any software installation on Mac OS X.

Use the following instructions to repair permissions:

1. Insert disk 1 of the original Mac OS X 10.3.0 installation set and restart the

Macintosh while holding down the “C” key to boot from a CD/DVD disk.

2. When the gray screen with the Apple logo appears, release the “C” key as the

Macintosh is now booting from the disk. It is necessary to boot from an

installation disk because the utility cannot fix permissions on the partition

where the system is currently running.

3. When the first screen of the Installer appears asking the user to select a

language, go to the menu bar and select Open Disk Utility from the

Installer menu.

4. Once Disk Utility is open, select the installation drive from the list of disk

drives on the left of the Disk Utility screen.

5. Select the Repair Disk Permissions button at the bottom of the First Aid

screen.

6. Once the permissions have been repaired, quit the disk utility by selecting

Quit Disk Utility under the Disk Utility menu.

7. Then select Quit Installer under the Installer menu. When the Installer

asks if you are sure you want to quit the Installer, select the Quit button. The

system will then reboot, start from the start-up disk, and log directly into the

administrator account.

8. Eject the installation disk.

The procedure for repairing disk

permissions should be performed after

every software installation, including the