HT5130 My MacBook with OSX 10.6.8 doesn't reboot after installing this update

Has somebody else had that problem?

It could be either a hardware failure or one with the driver.  A quick first check is to see if the hardware sees it.  Under 10.6 you would go to About This Mac..., and then click the "More Information" button if I recall correctly (under 10.7 there's an extra screen) to get to System Information.  There click the "USB" item under hardware. 
You should see the camera listed:
If it's not listed at all that suggests a hardware failure.  If it's listed the problem may be somewhere in the drivers or some other program in your account grabbing the camera.
If it is listed you could check the account by set up a "throw away" additional account (System Preferences, Users).  Log into that account instead of your main account and see if the camera works there.

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