(On the other hand, there are few computer-related disasters worse than not having a backup and then losing data thanks to a problem with an upgrade.) There’s no upgrade-related problem so big that it can’t be fixed by erasing your drive and restoring it to its pre-upgrade state. But the most important thing to do beforehand is back up. Upgrading to a major new version of a computer’s operating system is a major undertaking, no matter how easy the process is supposed to be as you’ll see in our upgrade guide, to be published on Friday, there are a number of choices to be made and precautions to be taken. Unless you’ve been locked in a room somewhere for the past few months, you know that Friday is the official release date for Mac OS X 10.5, a.k.a., Leopard.
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