--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, "Daniel Gildenlow" <forums@...> wrote: > > Message posted by Daniel Gildenlow <studio@...>: > > [I am not checking the forum that often, so if you have any ideas > suggestion, maybe you could at least send a copy by e-mail to > studio@... as well?] > > Hi, > > I am getting sick and tired of both Logic and Mac. I am on my fifth Mac by > now (a G5 dual 2 GHz Powermac - the first top model of G5, see specs at > bottom) and I have had constant troubles on all of them running all versions > of Logic between 4.5 and 7.2.1. Perephiral equipment has changed too so that > shouldn't be the issue. The big problem is that Mac is not *supposed* to > crash, so there is a big silence about the whole thing from Apple's > direction, and to a certain extent, between Mac users as well. Hi All, I second this. I Recently I 'upgraded' from a dual 1 ghz g4, which NEVER crashed using Logic 7.1 and osx 10.4.3. when I say never I really mean it. I moved to a dual 1.8 G5 PCI so I could keep using my 3 UAD cards on a month ago and it has been a nightmare. I have all of the same problems Daniel mentions. To attemt to solve the issues I have now gone to 10.4.7 and 7.2 but I have exactly the same crashing problems. One other strange issue is that when I use a fade in of 9999 I get static noise when playing back the region in aggange. Seems there a re LOTS of new bugs. I often (4-5 times a day) get the spinnig ball and a total computer freeze, and Logic will not 'Force quit.' I have to manual shut down. I also have my computer keyboard crash a lot. It just stops working - the mouse works, etc, but no keyboard. I have been using Logic since v4 and really thought that it was fixed, since my last system ran so well. I think it may be a G5 issue, because I had an identical system running on the G4 with no problems at all. Now it is a nightmare, and I have wiped the drives clean a reinstalled 3 times.