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Wed, 18 February 2009 22:12

Ted Gerber

Messages: 705
Registered: January 2009

Senior Member

Was playing around with the config settings I/O, disk cache
etc and have locked up Paris. It won't launch. I'm on Mac OS 9.2.2
I've assigned as much memory to it as I can from the Mac Finder
(get info) but still get out of memory when launching. It always
stalls at loading the VST plugins, even though I've removed them
to another drive, so they're not even loaded. I don't know how
this happened, disk cache is not set higher than allocated memory.

IIRC (hasn't happened for 5 years or more) I need to replace the
..cfg file. Of course, now I can't find my Paris install disc.
Anybody able to shoot me a .cfg file from thier install disc?

tedgerber@rogers.com

Thanks

Ted

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Re: Rats [message #102573 is a reply to message #102572]

Wed, 18 February 2009 22:34

Tom Bruhl

Messages: 1368
Registered: June 2007

Senior Member

Hi Ted,

I am no Mac guy but do you have a way of editing the
Config file outside of Paris? I believe there's a program
that should help you read and do the edits accordingly.
In Windows we edit with a simple text editor and save.

Sorry to hear this. Some very smart Mac person will
answer I'm sure.

Good luck,
Tom

"Ted Gerber" <tedgerber@rogers.com> wrote in message
news:499cea32$1@linux...
>
> Was playing around with the config settings I/O, disk cache
> etc and have locked up Paris. It won't launch. I'm on Mac OS 9.2.2
> I've assigned as much memory to it as I can from the Mac Finder
> (get info) but still get out of memory when launching. It always
> stalls at loading the VST plugins, even though I've removed them
> to another drive, so they're not even loaded. I don't know how
> this happened, disk cache is not set higher than allocated memory.
>
> IIRC (hasn't happened for 5 years or more) I need to replace the
> .cfg file. Of course, now I can't find my Paris install disc.
> Anybody able to shoot me a .cfg file from thier install disc?
>
> tedgerber@rogers.com
>
> Thanks
>
> Ted

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Re: Rats [message #102581 is a reply to message #102573]

Thu, 19 February 2009 05:07

Ted Gerber

Messages: 705
Registered: January 2009

Senior Member

Hi Tom-

Yes I have way of doing this. Good idea. I can't look right now
but I'd have to figure out what to edit. Probably obvious. In the
meantime Jeff Hoover has kindly sent me a .cfg file that I'll both use and
compare to.

thanks

Ted

"Tom Bruhl" <arpegio@comcast.net> wrote:
>Hi Ted,
>
>I am no Mac guy but do you have a way of editing the
>Config file outside of Paris? I believe there's a program
>that should help you read and do the edits accordingly.
>In Windows we edit with a simple text editor and save.
>
>Sorry to hear this. Some very smart Mac person will
>answer I'm sure.
>
>Good luck,
>Tom
>
>
>"Ted Gerber" <tedgerber@rogers.com> wrote in message
>news:499cea32$1@linux...
>>
>> Was playing around with the config settings I/O, disk cache
>> etc and have locked up Paris. It won't launch. I'm on Mac OS 9.2.2
>> I've assigned as much memory to it as I can from the Mac Finder
>> (get info) but still get out of memory when launching. It always
>> stalls at loading the VST plugins, even though I've removed them
>> to another drive, so they're not even loaded. I don't know how
>> this happened, disk cache is not set higher than allocated memory.
>>
>> IIRC (hasn't happened for 5 years or more) I need to replace the
>> .cfg file. Of course, now I can't find my Paris install disc.
>> Anybody able to shoot me a .cfg file from thier install disc?
>>
>> tedgerber@rogers.com
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Ted
>
>

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