Updated packages on Snow Leopard

I recently update my iMac 3.06 GHz IC2D Snow Leopard 10.6 to 10.6.2.
For some compatibility problem with Adobe CS3, I should re-format the HD without "Case sensitive".
For making a Clean install and not to have to download again Mac OS X Update Combined 10.6.2 (up to 500MB !) I would like to use the package already downloaded.
On previous version like Tiger, package s was keep in Packages folder. In Snow Leopard, I can't find it.
Any suggestion ?

cldjr wrote:
I recently update my iMac 3.06 GHz IC2D Snow Leopard 10.6 to 10.6.2.
For some compatibility problem with Adobe CS3, I should re-format the HD without "Case sensitive".
really?? I've heard many times that a number of adobe apps DO NOT work on case sensitive formatted drives. you might want to double-check this before reinstalling.
For making a Clean install and not to have to download again Mac OS X Update Combined 10.6.2 (up to 500MB !) I would like to use the package already downloaded.
On previous version like Tiger, package s was keep in Packages folder. In Snow Leopard, I can't find it.
Any suggestion ?
downloaded update packages are not kept in snow leopard if you do it via software update. if you want to keep it download it by hand from the apple website.

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