- Other Enhancements

o Provides a foundation for the journalling filesystem (JFS), which may currently be enabled via Disk Utility on Mac OS X Server systems.
o Improves security when using a read-write disk image volume in which "Ignore ownership on this volume" has been deselected.
o Addresses an issue in which automatic Software Update notifications are turned off when upgrading from Mac OS X 10.1 to Mac OS X 10.2.
o Addresses an issue in which, after upgrading to Mac OS X 10.2, an unexpected value in a user's com.apple.LaunchServices.plist file could prevent proper startup.
o Addresses a potential kernel panic situation when using three video cards and more than 512 MB of RAM.
o Addresses a potential issue in which an unauthorized user could log in as a deleted user.
o Improves the Find function of the Finder by no longer finding items in invisible folders.
o Reduces the time required for switching between Sherlock channels when using a low-bandwidth connection
o Sherlock channels may now be saved as a file.
o Allows automatic login to work as expected following an Archive and Install.
o Improves time needed to wake some portable computers.
o Addresses a potential loss of video when waking some PowerBooks from sleep after using DVD Player.
o Addresses a potential issue in which the computer does not respond when quitting DVD Player on some portable computers.
o Includes Apache version 1.3.27.
o Addresses a potential security issue in which access to system daemons could be blocked when RFC-based services are enabled.

From the Server Read Me file:

The 10.2.2 Server Update delivers enhancements and reliability to the following services and components: Mac OS Extended (HFS+) journaling, software RAID, NFS, FTP, Print services, Apache 2, WebMail, IP Firewall, LDAP, Open Directory Password Server, Workgroup Manager, Macintosh Manager and Security Update 2002-09-20.

For detailed information on this Update, please visit http://www.info.apple.com/kbnum/n107142

We installed 10.2.2 on 8 Macs: 3 Cubes, an LCD iMac, a 350 SL iMac, 2 iBooks and a PowerBook with no problems except one. Apparently, updating our server turned off USB Printing. We had to open the Sharing Preference Panel and check it again. 10.2.2 fixed the slow wake from sleep issue on our G4 Cube that has been upgraded with an 800 MHz PowerLogix G4 CPU.