>
> Okay, I just ran Verify Disk, and it said it appears to be OK. I did try
> Mail again and it worked okay.
-Cat
>
> Run a Verify Disk pass on your boot volume, using Disk Utilty. If it
> finds any errors, fix 'em.
>
> Then try Mail again...
>
> - Dan.
> --
> - Psychoceramic
It crashed once, and then I was able to open and use Mail without another
crash tonight.
On Saturday, September 1, 2012 10:53:52 PM UTC-4, Clone Lover wrote:
>
> Just curious, did it crash once or does it crash every time you open it?
>
>
> --
> C:\win
> Bad Command Or File Name
> C:\
>
--
Yo
Hey there Macfolks,
Tonight I had a crash when I opened Mail app. Hoping it's just a harmless
snafu, and since I can't tell what the various codes mean, I thought I'd
post a bit of the report and the console log here for your perusal and
advice. I'm assuming you'd just need to see the first sec
I just wanted to update this post. I decided to see if I could get an
update for Tech Tool Deluxe, and after I installed that and ran it again,
the things that had "failed" in the previous runs now "pass". (Format
Check, Directory Scan, and Volume Structure). Yippy!
Cat
>
> Late 2006 iMac
> Co
Yeah, I've been backing up stuff in the past few weeks, just in case.
Wow, turning off javascript does make a difference in page loading. Though
it makes a lot of stuff not show up at all. I couldn't find a Develop menu
in Safari Preferences, but I had options to enable or disable under the
Se
7;m worrying over nothing.
I wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something important or that there
isn't something else I should do.
Cat
On Thursday, July 12, 2012 12:04:50 AM UTC-4, druidygal wrote:
>
> Hello All,
> It's me again. The gal with the kernel panic a coup
Hello All,
It's me again. The gal with the kernel panic a couple of weeks ago. I took
out the bad RAM that I had recently put in the machine, and it helped
stabilize things (no crashes or kernel panics). I ran Applejack as per
Bruce and Dan's instructions. But Tech Tool Deluxe is still showing t
Oh man, thank you guys so much for this info! I'm going to try Applejack
right after I'm finished here.
Dan, you're right, I was trying things that the tech at the local mac
sellers said to do, (she said repair permissions, and reinstall the OS, and
that if that didn't work, I'd need to bring i
ay, June 27, 2012 10:27:56 AM UTC-4, druidygal wrote:
>
> Hey there, Mac wizards,
>
> I had my first ever kernel panic. I ran TechTool Deluxe after restarting
> the machine, and 3 things came up as a Fail.
>
> My machine specs:
> September 2006 iMac
> 2 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo
>
Hey there, Mac wizards,
I had my first ever kernel panic. I ran TechTool Deluxe after restarting
the machine, and 3 things came up as a Fail.
My machine specs:
September 2006 iMac
2 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo
Bus speed 667 MHz
4 GB RAM
160 G hard drive
running Snow Leopard, 10.6.8
I recently upgrade
I've used all 3 USB ports, and they work fine for other devices.
I was finally able to get the iPod recognized by restarting the
computer. (which I had tried before and it hadn't worked). Now I'm
wondering why I keep having a recurrence of this issue, and why it
doesn't have one specific solution.
Recently my ipod touch isn't being recognized by itunes when I plug it
into the usb. I usually charge the ipod on a wall charger, and haven't
needed to sync new music on it in awhile, so I don't know if the issue
could be from itunes itself (one of the updates from the past year?)
or something else
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