> > I recently updated my Logic Audio 5 on OS 9 to Audio 5.5 for OS > > X. But when trying to set up my Duo soundcard I wanted to read a > > file on my install disc from Emagic, which could only be read in > > OS 9. Long story short - crash, reinstall of OS X to get back to > > original state and now when I try to open Logic Audio 5.5 it says > > there is no XSKey even though my key is plugged in. Does > > anyone have an idea on how to correct this. (note: tried > > reloading Logic Audio 5.5 but that still didn't correct the problem) > > I am getting the same problem after having been forced to install the system > from scratch due to a sudden nonbooting system after a kernel panic ! > So basically I need help on this one as well. I am running 10.2.3 on an 800 > TiBook and Logic 5.5.0. The Logic 5.5.0 is recognising the key in system > 9.2.2 on the same computer ! I had the same problem, here's what I had to do: 1) Pop the OSX #1 CD into your computer and boot to disk (hold down "c" while restarting. 2) Go into the DISK UTILITY menu, choose your drive and click on REPAIR PERMISSIONS - since you're in this window, you may as well VERIFY DISK and repair that as well (you might have to exist and restart the Disk Utiliy or reboot to disk again to do this). 3) Restart 4) Remove your XS Key and reinstall Logic on top of itself (I didn't need to delete and reinstall) I had big problems in 10.2.3 - I went back to 10.2.2 and am having less problems now. Good luck! Armen http://truartrecords.com