Well, having gone to Apple support, there seems to be lots of people
having similar problems with crashes and freezes, with all sorts of
possible solutions, all time consuming, but potentially very helpful.
Like Ruben, I might have to wait a month or so to have time to
actually fix the problem, but don't feel quite so bad knowing that
its probably Tiger causing it, and there may be fixes, like repairing
permissions on your home folder manually (doesn't happen when you fix
permissions system wide apparently).
On 12/06/2005, at 8:32 PM, Susan Hastings wrote:
Doing a complete reinstall from scratch, as Daniel did for me when
he put in a bigger HD, it worked well for a couple of days before
the problems reappeared. I'll have a look at the discussion
website, thanks.
On 12/06/2005, at 7:39 PM, Rob Davies wrote:
On 12/06/2005, at 2:12 PM, Susan Hastings wrote:
Hi, I've been having persistent crashes since 10.4(average one
per day), but also coincided with the arrival of a new G5, so not
sure what is happening. I think it may be something to do with
USB stuff, so shedding peripherals like crazy, and have done an
archive and install. Daniel has said he is having some issues
with sleeping his G5 since 10.4.
It has been reported in Apples Discussions web site and the
solution is to try a complete Install form scratch, as for some an
archive and install has not achieved initial outcome.
Considering Apple have done a complete number revision means their
are extensive changes to OS and we are off on a different tangent
and our underbelly has had a fairly extensive re-modelling. It
does make sense, as going from an upgrade does not do such an
extensive overhaul usually security fixes with the occasional bugs
resolved. Remember most programs inside Tiger have had major
number overhauls also Safari is on 2 as is Mail and many more.
Thefrogs problem sounds much more interesting, but wondering if
people have had any problems since 10.4?
Yep this does sound interesting would like to know outcome if you
ever find one. But, I am with Craig it sounds like something wonky
since Installing try above suggestion, if possible.
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Cheers!
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