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> Every so often while running Logic it will crash. So I usually hit
> the report to Apple button, send the report and then restart it. But
> in the last month I've had a new issue crop up. Twice when logic has
> crashed it has turned off one of the two processors. Thus leaving me
> with just one processor.
>
When you say that it "turned off one of the two processors," what
are
you using to diagnose this? Logic's CPU meter? Or Activity
Monitor's CPU meter? If the former, try launching Activity Monitor
(in Applications/Utilities) and click on the "CPU" tab. If you
see
histograms for two CPUs, and they're both doing something, your CPU
isn't really turned off, but rather Logic doesn't seem to want to use
it.
Please let us know what you are seeing...
--Dave
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