Logic Control difficulties with 8.0.2 anyone?

Hello to all
Just a quick check to see if anyone else is having problems with the Logic Control surface and the 8.0.2 update. To date the zoom function and the fast forward/reverse buttons are not working on my system, which is a G5 Dual 2ghz Tiger 10.4.11. Also, the undo button doesn't undo and the assignment buttons don't assign.
Regards

[edit]
still doesn't work at all... though I can 'solo' the AUXes... just not select them.
If I try to select them and add an EQ (EQ+Vpot8), it adds an eq to the channel that has the visual select light lit!
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    P.s. Have you updated your firmware lately?
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