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| OT: Logic/Apple pains [message #92483] |
Wed, 07 November 2007 16:20  |
Ted Gerber
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Well. after being as enthusiastic about both Logic and Apple, I have to say
both
are pooched right now. My G5 with 4 G Ram, and 500 gig HD has been running
slower and slower, (5 minutes to boot) and Logic will not play the simplest
2 track
project without freezing and announcing the dreaded "disc too slow" error.
None
of the other audio progs on the same box have a problem with this.
I've reloaded the system software, stripped out the plugins, cleaned out
the HD
of 40% of the stuff that was there, sent numerous crash reports to Apple
and
reinstalled Logic Studio (never had this problem with Logic 7 either). I've
also
read through the forums and found nothing that works, except possibly
wiping the HD clean and doing a fresh install of everything.
To add icing to the cake, I've waited on Applecare phone support for 45 minutes,
finally connecting with someone live, only to have him cut me off, sending
me back
to the start of the line!!
Sheesh
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| Re: OT: Logic/Apple pains [message #92502 is a reply to message #92483] |
Wed, 07 November 2007 20:09  |
Dedric Terry
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Sounds like the system drive is failing. I would replace it, reinstall and
go from there - at worst, it wasn't a bad drive and you end up with a spare
500G data drive (I assume you already have a secondary drive for audio).
That might be cheaper than waiting for Apple Care support and getting a
"reinstall Logic" or "rebuild the desktop" answer.
Other Mac guys might have more ideas.
Regards,
Dedric
On 11/7/07 5:20 PM, in article 47324848$1@linux, "Ted Gerber"
<tedgerber@rogers.com> wrote:
>
> Well. after being as enthusiastic about both Logic and Apple, I have to say
> both
> are pooched right now. My G5 with 4 G Ram, and 500 gig HD has been running
> slower and slower, (5 minutes to boot) and Logic will not play the simplest
> 2 track
> project without freezing and announcing the dreaded "disc too slow" error.
> None
> of the other audio progs on the same box have a problem with this.
>
> I've reloaded the system software, stripped out the plugins, cleaned out
> the HD
> of 40% of the stuff that was there, sent numerous crash reports to Apple
> and
> reinstalled Logic Studio (never had this problem with Logic 7 either). I've
> also
> read through the forums and found nothing that works, except possibly
> wiping the HD clean and doing a fresh install of everything.
>
> To add icing to the cake, I've waited on Applecare phone support for 45
> minutes,
> finally connecting with someone live, only to have him cut me off, sending
> me back
> to the start of the line!!
>
> Sheesh
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| Re: OT: Logic/Apple pains [message #92510 is a reply to message #92483] |
Thu, 08 November 2007 01:42 |
rick
Messages: 1976
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if you're on leopard it would be best to dump it for now. other than
that i agree with dedric on the drive thing. if you're on leopard and
pro 8 i'd dump them and go back to tiger and 7.
On 8 Nov 2007 10:20:40 +1000, "Ted Gerber" <tedgerber@rogers.com>
wrote:
>
>Well. after being as enthusiastic about both Logic and Apple, I have to say
>both
>are pooched right now. My G5 with 4 G Ram, and 500 gig HD has been running
>slower and slower, (5 minutes to boot) and Logic will not play the simplest
>2 track
>project without freezing and announcing the dreaded "disc too slow" error.
>None
>of the other audio progs on the same box have a problem with this.
>
>I've reloaded the system software, stripped out the plugins, cleaned out
>the HD
>of 40% of the stuff that was there, sent numerous crash reports to Apple
>and
>reinstalled Logic Studio (never had this problem with Logic 7 either). I've
>also
>read through the forums and found nothing that works, except possibly
>wiping the HD clean and doing a fresh install of everything.
>
>To add icing to the cake, I've waited on Applecare phone support for 45 minutes,
>finally connecting with someone live, only to have him cut me off, sending
>me back
>to the start of the line!!
>
>Sheesh
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| Re: OT: Logic/Apple pains [message #92512 is a reply to message #92510] |
Thu, 08 November 2007 04:40 |
Ted Gerber
Messages: 705
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Thanks Dedric and Rick-
I'm still on Tiger. Leopard is just sitting in his box in the corner, waiting
to
strike...
I got through to Applecare, and after an hour, the guy, who made a good effort,
decided to have a Logic expert call me back within 48 hrs. I have the feeling
it's
something up with the Drive. It's a PPC, not an Intel, about 2 years old,
and the
reseller set up two 250 G drives as a striped Raid. He did this for FCP and
that still
works OK (not great like it did, but OK). There is no separate boot drive,
which
goes against standard practice. The other relevant symptom, is that things
are
performing _slightly_ better when first booting up, and the system isn't
too hot.
I read on the Logic Forum last night an Apple guy actually telling one of
the users
to dump his G5 PPC because of "anticipated" cooling system failure. That's
nice.
I'll wait for the Logic expert to call, and then talk to my supplier.
Thanks again.
Ted
rick <parnell68@hotmail.com> wrote:
>if you're on leopard it would be best to dump it for now. other than
>that i agree with dedric on the drive thing. if you're on leopard and
>pro 8 i'd dump them and go back to tiger and 7.
>
>On 8 Nov 2007 10:20:40 +1000, "Ted Gerber" <tedgerber@rogers.com>
>wrote:
>
>>
>>Well. after being as enthusiastic about both Logic and Apple, I have to
say
>>both
>>are pooched right now. My G5 with 4 G Ram, and 500 gig HD has been running
>>slower and slower, (5 minutes to boot) and Logic will not play the simplest
>>2 track
>>project without freezing and announcing the dreaded "disc too slow" error.
>>None
>>of the other audio progs on the same box have a problem with this.
>>
>>I've reloaded the system software, stripped out the plugins, cleaned out
>>the HD
>>of 40% of the stuff that was there, sent numerous crash reports to Apple
>>and
>>reinstalled Logic Studio (never had this problem with Logic 7 either).
I've
>>also
>>read through the forums and found nothing that works, except possibly
>>wiping the HD clean and doing a fresh install of everything.
>>
>>To add icing to the cake, I've waited on Applecare phone support for 45
minutes,
>>finally connecting with someone live, only to have him cut me off, sending
>>me back
>>to the start of the line!!
>>
>>Sheesh
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| Re: OT: Logic/Apple pains [message #92521 is a reply to message #92512] |
Thu, 08 November 2007 06:41 |
Dedric Terry
Messages: 788
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Hi Ted - if it works better when first booted, then gets worse as it heats
up, it's almost definitely hardware (drive being the first likely source).
Hope you get it sorted out without too much expense/hassle.
Regards,
Dedric
On 11/8/07 5:40 AM, in article 4732f5a2$1@linux, "Ted Gerber"
<tedgerber@rogers.com> wrote:
>
> Thanks Dedric and Rick-
>
> I'm still on Tiger. Leopard is just sitting in his box in the corner, waiting
> to
> strike...
>
> I got through to Applecare, and after an hour, the guy, who made a good
> effort,
> decided to have a Logic expert call me back within 48 hrs. I have the feeling
> it's
> something up with the Drive. It's a PPC, not an Intel, about 2 years old,
> and the
> reseller set up two 250 G drives as a striped Raid. He did this for FCP and
> that still
> works OK (not great like it did, but OK). There is no separate boot drive,
> which
> goes against standard practice. The other relevant symptom, is that things
> are
> performing _slightly_ better when first booting up, and the system isn't
> too hot.
>
> I read on the Logic Forum last night an Apple guy actually telling one of
> the users
> to dump his G5 PPC because of "anticipated" cooling system failure. That's
> nice.
> I'll wait for the Logic expert to call, and then talk to my supplier.
>
> Thanks again.
>
> Ted
>
>
> rick <parnell68@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> if you're on leopard it would be best to dump it for now. other than
>> that i agree with dedric on the drive thing. if you're on leopard and
>> pro 8 i'd dump them and go back to tiger and 7.
>>
>> On 8 Nov 2007 10:20:40 +1000, "Ted Gerber" <tedgerber@rogers.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> Well. after being as enthusiastic about both Logic and Apple, I have to
> say
>>> both
>>> are pooched right now. My G5 with 4 G Ram, and 500 gig HD has been running
>>> slower and slower, (5 minutes to boot) and Logic will not play the simplest
>>> 2 track
>>> project without freezing and announcing the dreaded "disc too slow" error.
>>> None
>>> of the other audio progs on the same box have a problem with this.
>>>
>>> I've reloaded the system software, stripped out the plugins, cleaned out
>>> the HD
>>> of 40% of the stuff that was there, sent numerous crash reports to Apple
>>> and
>>> reinstalled Logic Studio (never had this problem with Logic 7 either).
> I've
>>> also
>>> read through the forums and found nothing that works, except possibly
>>> wiping the HD clean and doing a fresh install of everything.
>>>
>>> To add icing to the cake, I've waited on Applecare phone support for 45
> minutes,
>>> finally connecting with someone live, only to have him cut me off, sending
>>> me back
>>> to the start of the line!!
>>>
>>> Sheesh
>>
>
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| Re: OT: Logic/Apple pains [message #92536 is a reply to message #92512] |
Thu, 08 November 2007 13:11 |
rick
Messages: 1976
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i would also goto www.macfixit.com and do a search cuz i've seen stuff
similar to yours.
On 8 Nov 2007 22:40:18 +1000, "Ted Gerber" <tedgerber@rogers.com>
wrote:
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>Thanks Dedric and Rick-
>
>I'm still on Tiger. Leopard is just sitting in his box in the corner, waiting
>to
>strike...
>
>I got through to Applecare, and after an hour, the guy, who made a good effort,
>decided to have a Logic expert call me back within 48 hrs. I have the feeling
>it's
>something up with the Drive. It's a PPC, not an Intel, about 2 years old,
>and the
>reseller set up two 250 G drives as a striped Raid. He did this for FCP and
>that still
>works OK (not great like it did, but OK). There is no separate boot drive,
>which
>goes against standard practice. The other relevant symptom, is that things
>are
>performing _slightly_ better when first booting up, and the system isn't
>too hot.
>
>I read on the Logic Forum last night an Apple guy actually telling one of
>the users
>to dump his G5 PPC because of "anticipated" cooling system failure. That's
>nice.
>I'll wait for the Logic expert to call, and then talk to my supplier.
>
>Thanks again.
>
>Ted
>
>
>rick <parnell68@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>if you're on leopard it would be best to dump it for now. other than
>>that i agree with dedric on the drive thing. if you're on leopard and
>>pro 8 i'd dump them and go back to tiger and 7.
>>
>>On 8 Nov 2007 10:20:40 +1000, "Ted Gerber" <tedgerber@rogers.com>
>>wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>Well. after being as enthusiastic about both Logic and Apple, I have to
>say
>>>both
>>>are pooched right now. My G5 with 4 G Ram, and 500 gig HD has been running
>>>slower and slower, (5 minutes to boot) and Logic will not play the simplest
>>>2 track
>>>project without freezing and announcing the dreaded "disc too slow" error.
>>>None
>>>of the other audio progs on the same box have a problem with this.
>>>
>>>I've reloaded the system software, stripped out the plugins, cleaned out
>>>the HD
>>>of 40% of the stuff that was there, sent numerous crash reports to Apple
>>>and
>>>reinstalled Logic Studio (never had this problem with Logic 7 either).
>I've
>>>also
>>>read through the forums and found nothing that works, except possibly
>>>wiping the HD clean and doing a fresh install of everything.
>>>
>>>To add icing to the cake, I've waited on Applecare phone support for 45
>minutes,
>>>finally connecting with someone live, only to have him cut me off, sending
>>>me back
>>>to the start of the line!!
>>>
>>>Sheesh
>>
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| Re: OT: Logic/Apple pains [message #92553 is a reply to message #92521] |
Thu, 08 November 2007 20:28 |
Ted Gerber
Messages: 705
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Actually, today's testing revealed no improvement when first booted. The Apple
guy and I tried to connect 3 times today (you can't call them back), but
I spoke
to my reseller and he agreed that 2 x 250 G drives in a striped RAID wasn't
the
best idea (seemed like a good idea at the time, esp for FCP video work).
So the
likely plan is to keep one of the drives as the Boot, and swap the other
one for
a 750 G Tornado which will become the Media drive. That is, unless the Logic
"Pro" from Apple has a alternative...
Thanks for you interest.
Ted
Dedric Terry <dterry@keyofd.net> wrote:
>Hi Ted - if it works better when first booted, then gets worse as it heats
>up, it's almost definitely hardware (drive being the first likely source).
>Hope you get it sorted out without too much expense/hassle.
>
>Regards,
>Dedric
>
>On 11/8/07 5:40 AM, in article 4732f5a2$1@linux, "Ted Gerber"
><tedgerber@rogers.com> wrote:
>
>>
>> Thanks Dedric and Rick-
>>
>> I'm still on Tiger. Leopard is just sitting in his box in the corner,
waiting
>> to
>> strike...
>>
>> I got through to Applecare, and after an hour, the guy, who made a good
>> effort,
>> decided to have a Logic expert call me back within 48 hrs. I have the
feeling
>> it's
>> something up with the Drive. It's a PPC, not an Intel, about 2 years old,
>> and the
>> reseller set up two 250 G drives as a striped Raid. He did this for FCP
and
>> that still
>> works OK (not great like it did, but OK). There is no separate boot drive,
>> which
>> goes against standard practice. The other relevant symptom, is that things
>> are
>> performing _slightly_ better when first booting up, and the system isn't
>> too hot.
>>
>> I read on the Logic Forum last night an Apple guy actually telling one
of
>> the users
>> to dump his G5 PPC because of "anticipated" cooling system failure. That's
>> nice.
>> I'll wait for the Logic expert to call, and then talk to my supplier.
>>
>> Thanks again.
>>
>> Ted
>>
>>
>> rick <parnell68@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>> if you're on leopard it would be best to dump it for now. other than
>>> that i agree with dedric on the drive thing. if you're on leopard and
>>> pro 8 i'd dump them and go back to tiger and 7.
>>>
>>> On 8 Nov 2007 10:20:40 +1000, "Ted Gerber" <tedgerber@rogers.com>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>> Well. after being as enthusiastic about both Logic and Apple, I have
to
>> say
>>>> both
>>>> are pooched right now. My G5 with 4 G Ram, and 500 gig HD has been
running
>>>> slower and slower, (5 minutes to boot) and Logic will not play the simplest
>>>> 2 track
>>>> project without freezing and announcing the dreaded "disc too slow"
error.
>>>> None
>>>> of the other audio progs on the same box have a problem with this.
>>>>
>>>> I've reloaded the system software, stripped out the plugins, cleaned
out
>>>> the HD
>>>> of 40% of the stuff that was there, sent numerous crash reports to Apple
>>>> and
>>>> reinstalled Logic Studio (never had this problem with Logic 7 either).
>> I've
>>>> also
>>>> read through the forums and found nothing that works, except possibly
>>>> wiping the HD clean and doing a fresh install of everything.
>>>>
>>>> To add icing to the cake, I've waited on Applecare phone support for
45
>> minutes,
>>>> finally connecting with someone live, only to have him cut me off, sending
>>>> me back
>>>> to the start of the line!!
>>>>
>>>> Sheesh
>>>
>>
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| Re: OT: Logic/Apple pains [message #92554 is a reply to message #92553] |
Thu, 08 November 2007 20:29 |
Ted Gerber
Messages: 705
Registered: January 2009
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Long day, spelt purlee : (
"Ted Gerber" <tedgerber@rogers.com> wrote:
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>Actually, today's testing revealed no improvement when first booted. The
Apple
>guy and I tried to connect 3 times today (you can't call them back), but
>I spoke
>to my reseller and he agreed that 2 x 250 G drives in a striped RAID wasn't
>the
>best idea (seemed like a good idea at the time, esp for FCP video work).
>So the
>likely plan is to keep one of the drives as the Boot, and swap the other
>one for
>a 750 G Tornado which will become the Media drive. That is, unless the Logic
>"Pro" from Apple has a alternative...
>
>Thanks for you interest.
>
>Ted
>
>Dedric Terry <dterry@keyofd.net> wrote:
>>Hi Ted - if it works better when first booted, then gets worse as it heats
>>up, it's almost definitely hardware (drive being the first likely source).
>>Hope you get it sorted out without too much expense/hassle.
>>
>>Regards,
>>Dedric
>>
>>On 11/8/07 5:40 AM, in article 4732f5a2$1@linux, "Ted Gerber"
>><tedgerber@rogers.com> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> Thanks Dedric and Rick-
>>>
>>> I'm still on Tiger. Leopard is just sitting in his box in the corner,
>waiting
>>> to
>>> strike...
>>>
>>> I got through to Applecare, and after an hour, the guy, who made a good
>>> effort,
>>> decided to have a Logic expert call me back within 48 hrs. I have the
>feeling
>>> it's
>>> something up with the Drive. It's a PPC, not an Intel, about 2 years
old,
>>> and the
>>> reseller set up two 250 G drives as a striped Raid. He did this for FCP
>and
>>> that still
>>> works OK (not great like it did, but OK). There is no separate boot drive,
>>> which
>>> goes against standard practice. The other relevant symptom, is that things
>>> are
>>> performing _slightly_ better when first booting up, and the system isn't
>>> too hot.
>>>
>>> I read on the Logic Forum last night an Apple guy actually telling one
>of
>>> the users
>>> to dump his G5 PPC because of "anticipated" cooling system failure. That's
>>> nice.
>>> I'll wait for the Logic expert to call, and then talk to my supplier.
>>>
>>> Thanks again.
>>>
>>> Ted
>>>
>>>
>>> rick <parnell68@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>>> if you're on leopard it would be best to dump it for now. other than
>>>> that i agree with dedric on the drive thing. if you're on leopard and
>>>> pro 8 i'd dump them and go back to tiger and 7.
>>>>
>>>> On 8 Nov 2007 10:20:40 +1000, "Ted Gerber" <tedgerber@rogers.com>
>>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Well. after being as enthusiastic about both Logic and Apple, I have
>to
>>> say
>>>>> both
>>>>> are pooched right now. My G5 with 4 G Ram, and 500 gig HD has been
>running
>>>>> slower and slower, (5 minutes to boot) and Logic will not play the
simplest
>>>>> 2 track
>>>>> project without freezing and announcing the dreaded "disc too slow"
>error.
>>>>> None
>>>>> of the other audio progs on the same box have a problem with this.
>>>>>
>>>>> I've reloaded the system software, stripped out the plugins, cleaned
>out
>>>>> the HD
>>>>> of 40% of the stuff that was there, sent numerous crash reports to
Apple
>>>>> and
>>>>> reinstalled Logic Studio (never had this problem with Logic 7 either).
>>> I've
>>>>> also
>>>>> read through the forums and found nothing that works, except possibly
>>>>> wiping the HD clean and doing a fresh install of everything.
>>>>>
>>>>> To add icing to the cake, I've waited on Applecare phone support for
>45
>>> minutes,
>>>>> finally connecting with someone live, only to have him cut me off,
sending
>>>>> me back
>>>>> to the start of the line!!
>>>>>
>>>>> Sheesh
>>>>
>>>
>>
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| Re: OT: Logic/Apple pains [message #92557 is a reply to message #92483] |
Thu, 08 November 2007 20:44 |
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Sorry to hear Ted. We have Logic Studio up and running great at the Church
studio(s) on 3 Mac G5's and 1 Mac book Pro. The Mac Book pro even has Leopard
installed.
Another Buddy has Logic *(Studio) on a New Mac Pro ..Blazzing!!
"Ted Gerber" <tedgerber@rogers.com> wrote:
>
>Well. after being as enthusiastic about both Logic and Apple, I have to
say
>both
>are pooched right now. My G5 with 4 G Ram, and 500 gig HD has been running
>slower and slower, (5 minutes to boot) and Logic will not play the simplest
>2 track
>project without freezing and announcing the dreaded "disc too slow" error.
>None
>of the other audio progs on the same box have a problem with this.
>
>I've reloaded the system software, stripped out the plugins, cleaned out
>the HD
>of 40% of the stuff that was there, sent numerous crash reports to Apple
>and
>reinstalled Logic Studio (never had this problem with Logic 7 either). I've
>also
>read through the forums and found nothing that works, except possibly
>wiping the HD clean and doing a fresh install of everything.
>
>To add icing to the cake, I've waited on Applecare phone support for 45
minutes,
>finally connecting with someone live, only to have him cut me off, sending
>me back
>to the start of the line!!
>
>Sheesh
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| Re: OT: Logic/Apple pains [message #92581 is a reply to message #92553] |
Fri, 09 November 2007 13:35 |
excelav
Messages: 2130
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Hey Ted! I would recommend zeroing the system drive. Wipe the drive clean
and re install. Do a fresh install, don't install over the top of an OS
install. If you have to, you can install from the installation disk that
came with the computer then install Tiger over that, but that's it.
Once installed, turn off system update. You might even want to install little
snitch. I have my suspicions about the mother ship. It's funny how sudden
slow machines coincide with major OS releases. If this doesn't work, it's
probably the hardware.
"Ted Gerber" <tedgerber@rogers.com> wrote:
>
>Actually, today's testing revealed no improvement when first booted. The
Apple
>guy and I tried to connect 3 times today (you can't call them back), but
>I spoke
>to my reseller and he agreed that 2 x 250 G drives in a striped RAID wasn't
>the
>best idea (seemed like a good idea at the time, esp for FCP video work).
>So the
>likely plan is to keep one of the drives as the Boot, and swap the other
>one for
>a 750 G Tornado which will become the Media drive. That is, unless the Logic
>"Pro" from Apple has a alternative...
>
>Thanks for you interest.
>
>Ted
>
>Dedric Terry <dterry@keyofd.net> wrote:
>>Hi Ted - if it works better when first booted, then gets worse as it heats
>>up, it's almost definitely hardware (drive being the first likely source).
>>Hope you get it sorted out without too much expense/hassle.
>>
>>Regards,
>>Dedric
>>
>>On 11/8/07 5:40 AM, in article 4732f5a2$1@linux, "Ted Gerber"
>><tedgerber@rogers.com> wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> Thanks Dedric and Rick-
>>>
>>> I'm still on Tiger. Leopard is just sitting in his box in the corner,
>waiting
>>> to
>>> strike...
>>>
>>> I got through to Applecare, and after an hour, the guy, who made a good
>>> effort,
>>> decided to have a Logic expert call me back within 48 hrs. I have the
>feeling
>>> it's
>>> something up with the Drive. It's a PPC, not an Intel, about 2 years
old,
>>> and the
>>> reseller set up two 250 G drives as a striped Raid. He did this for FCP
>and
>>> that still
>>> works OK (not great like it did, but OK). There is no separate boot drive,
>>> which
>>> goes against standard practice. The other relevant symptom, is that things
>>> are
>>> performing _slightly_ better when first booting up, and the system isn't
>>> too hot.
>>>
>>> I read on the Logic Forum last night an Apple guy actually telling one
>of
>>> the users
>>> to dump his G5 PPC because of "anticipated" cooling system failure. That's
>>> nice.
>>> I'll wait for the Logic expert to call, and then talk to my supplier.
>>>
>>> Thanks again.
>>>
>>> Ted
>>>
>>>
>>> rick <parnell68@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>>> if you're on leopard it would be best to dump it for now. other than
>>>> that i agree with dedric on the drive thing. if you're on leopard and
>>>> pro 8 i'd dump them and go back to tiger and 7.
>>>>
>>>> On 8 Nov 2007 10:20:40 +1000, "Ted Gerber" <tedgerber@rogers.com>
>>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Well. after being as enthusiastic about both Logic and Apple, I have
>to
>>> say
>>>>> both
>>>>> are pooched right now. My G5 with 4 G Ram, and 500 gig HD has been
>running
>>>>> slower and slower, (5 minutes to boot) and Logic will not play the
simplest
>>>>> 2 track
>>>>> project without freezing and announcing the dreaded "disc too slow"
>error.
>>>>> None
>>>>> of the other audio progs on the same box have a problem with this.
>>>>>
>>>>> I've reloaded the system software, stripped out the plugins, cleaned
>out
>>>>> the HD
>>>>> of 40% of the stuff that was there, sent numerous crash reports to
Apple
>>>>> and
>>>>> reinstalled Logic Studio (never had this problem with Logic 7 either).
>>> I've
>>>>> also
>>>>> read through the forums and found nothing that works, except possibly
>>>>> wiping the HD clean and doing a fresh install of everything.
>>>>>
>>>>> To add icing to the cake, I've waited on Applecare phone support for
>45
>>> minutes,
>>>>> finally connecting with someone live, only to have him cut me off,
sending
>>>>> me back
>>>>> to the start of the line!!
>>>>>
>>>>> Sheesh
>>>>
>>>
>>
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