Clicking on one of the views all of my meetings show up but the calendars on the left are still gone.When iCal is launched the calendar is blank - no calendars on the left and no meetings on the day/week/month views.The symptoms for this issue are usually as follows: I have a backups (thanks to Time Machine) but no idea where these calendars are or how best to restore them." 3.0.2) opens but has nothing in the calendar list box. "I have just updated to 10.5.2 ( the Leopard Graphics package) and see that I have lost access to my various iCal calendars. ICal calendars missing Some users are reporting that iCal calendars are missing from view under Mac OS X 10.5.2. Instructions for the procedures, respectively, are as follows: The rough equivalent of an SMC reset for PowerPC-based Macs is a PMU reset. Actually they wouldn't operate at all."Ĭhris eventually found an SMC reset effective. "I'm not sure if this has anything to do with running my MBP (Core Duo) connected to a screen and keyboard, with the lid closed, but following the 10.5.2 update tonight (which otherwise seemed to go great) I found that the built-in keyboard and trackpad didn't function once 'un-docked'. Trackpad, mice, keyboard not working - reset SMC Some users have found their keyboards, mice and/or trackpads rendered non-functional by the Mac OS X 10.5.2 update. Though the fixes it contains aren't universally effective, our wireless troubleshooting tutorial has resolved post-update AirPort issues for a number of users. Looks like the update has not addressed this issue that has been the focus of numerous complaints and reports thus far." "AirPort Utility cannot find an AirPort Express located next to the iMac. When using WEP encryption on my Belkin router, I cannot maintain a connection Without WEP encryption, I can get a slow, intermittent connection that is for all intents and purposes unusable. "I've applied the 10.5.2 update, and still have the same issues with wireless connectivity on my iMac G4. Instructions for doing so can be found in our tutorial on reinstalling the system.ĪirPort problems sticking around Despite Apple's indication that Mac OS X 10.5.2 "improves AirPort connection reliability and stability and resolves certain AirPort-related kernel panics, several users are reporting continuation of significant issues with wireless connectivity. Downgrading to Mac OS X 10.5.1 As always, some users are experiencing Mac OS X 10.5.2-related issues so disruptive to normal workflow that they are choosing to get the new update off their systems and revert to Mac OS X 10.5.1.
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