On Friday, September 27, 2002, at 08:17 , William Scott wrote:

> In April I tried installing Norton systemsworks on a completely
> functional G4 2x 800 MHz processor machine.  Immediately I
> started experiencing massive kernel panics.  Even after removing
> everything from both hard drives, I still kept having these
> until Apple replaced the dual processor card.  I have no proof,
> but I suspect corruption of the firmware.  I've heard so many
> similar stories that I am fairly convinced this was not
> coincidental.  I've never let Norton near my computers again,
> and everything works fine with fink and 10.2.1 on 4 machines
> now.

Back in the old days, I tried a then-current Norton disk de-frag
program on my then-current Mac IIci.  The software refused to run
because it didn't recognize the IIci's built-in video board.  "A
disk de-defragger that goes out of its way to recognize video
boards"? I cringed.  That was the first and last time I ran any
Norton software on any of my computers.

Dan

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