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From: Ivor on 8 Jun 2010 12:25
Just FYI in case anyone is having problems.

Now sorted but a few worrying moments. Safari 5 installed and opened but
would not load any web pages. Tried re-install, permissions repair,
voodoo chant without success. A Google search revealed others with the
same problem and it turns out that CosmoPod was the culprit. Uninstalled
and Safari now working OK although NatWest won't work with it so far
unless using the 4.0.5 user agent.

Ivor
From: Martin S Taylor on 8 Jun 2010 13:29
Ivor wrote
> Just FYI in case anyone is having problems.
>
> Now sorted but a few worrying moments. Safari 5 installed and opened but
> would not load any web pages. Tried re-install, permissions repair,
> voodoo chant without success. A Google search revealed others with the
> same problem and it turns out that CosmoPod was the culprit. Uninstalled
> and Safari now working OK although NatWest won't work with it so far
> unless using the 4.0.5 user agent.
>
> Ivor

I had no problems with Safari 5, but CosmoPod no longer works.

MST

From: Ivor on 9 Jun 2010 05:24
Martin S Taylor <mst(a)hRyEpMnOoVtEiTsHm.cIo.uSk> wrote:

> Ivor wrote
> > Just FYI in case anyone is having problems.
> >
> > Now sorted but a few worrying moments. Safari 5 installed and opened but
> > would not load any web pages. Tried re-install, permissions repair,
> > voodoo chant without success. A Google search revealed others with the
> > same problem and it turns out that CosmoPod was the culprit. Uninstalled
> > and Safari now working OK although NatWest won't work with it so far
> > unless using the 4.0.5 user agent.
> >
> > Ivor
>
> I had no problems with Safari 5, but CosmoPod no longer works.
>

It's now been updated to 4.5 which works with Safari 5

Ivor
From: Pd on 9 Jun 2010 05:28
Ivor <ivor(a)nospamcrazyasacarp.com> wrote:

> Just FYI in case anyone is having problems.
>
> Now sorted but a few worrying moments. Safari 5 installed and opened but
> would not load any web pages. Tried re-install, permissions repair,
> voodoo chant without success. A Google search revealed others with the
> same problem and it turns out that CosmoPod was the culprit. Uninstalled
> and Safari now working OK although NatWest won't work with it so far
> unless using the 4.0.5 user agent.

I think my problem wasn't related to Safari 5, but it happened when I
updated to it. The reboot left me with "No boot disk found - insert boot
disk and hit any key".
Restarting with option held down - same result.
Restarting with Leopard DVD in optical drive - same result.
Restarting holding down option with Leopard DVD - same result.
Restarting holding down C with Leopard DVD - same result.
Restarting holding down T - same result.

Then restarted holding mouse button down to eject Leopard DVD (which did
boot our other intel iMac, so it should be okay) and the machine started
up properly. No idea what the problem was.

I've also been having problems with the display not sleeping (does
during the day if I leave the machine for 10 minutes, but doesn't at
night when I want it to), but I assume that's unrelated.

--
Pd
From: Sara on 9 Jun 2010 11:23
In article <1jjs2h8.1ydung81fuuy66N%ivor(a)nospamcrazyasacarp.com>,
ivor(a)nospamcrazyasacarp.com (Ivor ) wrote:

> Just FYI in case anyone is having problems.
>
> Now sorted but a few worrying moments. Safari 5 installed and opened but
> would not load any web pages. Tried re-install, permissions repair,
> voodoo chant without success. A Google search revealed others with the
> same problem and it turns out that CosmoPod was the culprit. Uninstalled
> and Safari now working OK although NatWest won't work with it so far
> unless using the 4.0.5 user agent.
>
> Ivor

Natwest banking works fine with 5.0 here - this is on their business
site.

--
Sara

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