I have a DP 867 9.22 and going through the extensions dance. Before my legs give out, is there a list anywhere of the minimal extensions needed to run LAPM? I am getting crashes on quiting, putting to sleep, and energy saver sleep mode. Thanks so much to all my "best read friends" on the LUG Paul Harlyn

> From: "harlynstudios <paul.harlyn@...>" > > I have a DP 867 9.22 and going through the extensions dance. > Before my legs give out, is there a list anywhere of the minimal > extensions needed to run LAPM? > I am getting crashes on quiting, putting to sleep, and energy > saver sleep mode. > > Thanks so much to all my "best read friends" on the LUG > > Paul Harlyn > > > remove anything and all the things u don't need. never put mac to sleep on same "session" as using logic, they don't mix well and result in crashes. i have sleep mode set to "never". peace

On a fine day, 31-01-2003, harlynstudios <paul.harlyn@...> wrote: >I have a DP 867 9.22 and going through the extensions dance. >Before my legs give out, is there a list anywhere of the minimal >extensions needed to run LAPM? >I am getting crashes on quiting, putting to sleep, and energy >saver sleep mode. > >Thanks so much to all my "best read friends" on the LUG 1st of all, I run a full extension set and hardly ever have crashes (LAMP5.5, OS 9.2.2 on a G4/350). But if you suspect an extension problem: go to the Extension Manager and copy the Mac OS 9 Base set, and call it "Logic". Now add the Emagic extensions (USB Emagic Dongle Driver (or is that a left-over from LA4?), USB XSKey driver). Add driver-stuff for your midi interface and audio card. You probably want all the CD-stuff as well (if OS9-base doesn't include that). Make sure the entire quicktime/quickdraw suite is on. Reboot, start Logic to see if Logic launches at all. Check to see if the online help still works. -- Hendrik Jan Veenstra <h@...> Omega Art: http://www.omega-art.com

> Make sure the entire quicktime/quickdraw suite is on. hmm ... why is quickdraw important? Just curious.... thanks putte

On a fine day, 31-01-2003, putti67 <mikropu@...> wrote: > > Make sure the entire quicktime/quickdraw suite is on. > >hmm ... why is quickdraw important? Just curious.... Not sure -- just figured that anything with "quick" in it must be good :-). Seriously, I was under the impression that tons of (or most, or all?) graphical stuff needs quickdraw, which would mean that almost any app needs it. But then, I might be wrong there. Anyway, I recommended the OS9-base set with audio specific extensions, and qdraw is definitely in the OS9-base set. -- Hendrik Jan Veenstra <h@...> Omega Art: http://www.omega-art.com

> > > Make sure the entire quicktime/quickdraw suite is on. > On a fine day, 31-01-2003, putti67 <mikropu@w...> wrote: > >hmm ... why is quickdraw important? Just curious.... Hendrik Jan Veenstra <h@k...> wrote: > Not sure -- just figured that anything with "quick" in it must be > good :-). Seriously, I was under the impression that tons of (or > most, or all?) graphical stuff needs quickdraw, which would mean that > almost any app needs it. Quickdraw is the old Apple video/screen draw library package. Apple is moving on to GL and Quartz Extreme. I do not know if Quickdraw is still needed. Maybe for older apps. Doubt that it hurts or affects performance. Bob Vandiver (Anybody can feel free to correct me if I am wrong about any of this)

> > Make sure the entire quicktime/quickdraw suite is on. "putti67 <mikropu@w...>" <mikropu@w...> wrote: > hmm ... why is quickdraw important? Just curious.... I don't know about Quickdraw, but if you have Quicktime disabled, you won't be able to see the graphic display of Logic's effects.