"Security Update 2008-002 v1.1 addresses reliability issues with the "Printer Settings..." button in Aperture 2.0 on systems running Mac OS X v10.5.2. No applications other than Aperture 2.0 are affected.

This update is only for systems with:
- Mac OS X v10.5.2 and Aperture 2.0 and Security Update 2008-002
- Mac OS X v10.5.2, but Security Update 2008-002 has not been installed

There is no change to the security content provided in Security Update 2008-002. The security content of Security Update 2008-002 and Security Update 2008-002 v1.1 is available from:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1249..."

Download pages at Apple:

• Security Update 2008-002 v1.1 (Leopard)
• Security Update 2008-002 v1.1 Server (Leopard)

I was curious if the v1.1 update (download) would install on my previously updated 10.5.2 boot drive (or if it'd say it wasn't required) - it will. Requires a restart after update.

"! You cannot install Mac OS X Update Combined on this volume. This volume does not meet the requirements for this update."

Several readers verified the 10.5.2 Combo update will reapply if the Airport/TM update hasn't been installed (confirming other post-10.5.2 updates were not the culprit).
Here are some replies noting the TM/Airport 1.0 Update modified the OS X build number, which is checked by the Combo Update pre-install script. (Hopefully apple will revise the Combo 10.5.2 updater download to allow a reinstall - not tried any mods to the combo installer to edit the build check)

"The Airport/TM update modified the kernel and precludes reinstalling 10.5.2 If you seriously need to reinstall 10.5.2, use TM to roll back to before the Airport/TM update, or wait until Apple does something to fix this known issue...
-Nerowolfe"

And another reply noted the Airport/TM update revised the build number which is checked by the Combo Updater:

" Mike, From what I have read the Time Machine and Airport Update changes the build from 9C31 to 9C7010 which the Combo Update will not recognize as an eligible OS for updating.
There is considerable comment on the web about it indicating it is apparently caused by the Time Machine & Airport Update. I have filed feedback in General Feedback, Developer Feedback, and by telephone.
-Ken"

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