Has anyone else had more system crashes since upgrading to logic pro? My system has crashed at least once a day when using logic-pro, I very rarly had problems with platnuim 6.

--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, "henro_m" <henry@t...> wrote: > Has anyone else had more system crashes since upgrading to logic pro? > My system has crashed at least once a day when using logic-pro, > I very rarly had problems with platnuim 6. If by crashing you mean (error -10010 & -10008 - disk too slow or system overload) I've had more of these errors than I would want to admit after upgrading to Logic Pro. I've tried all the standard troubleshooting tricks, and now I'm considering completely reformating my HDs and reinstalling everything. Unless, one of the brainiacs on this forum has any solutions. I also had smooth sailing with Logic 6.3.3 on OS 10.3.x. Although, our crashes may be different, they're both annoying. Anyone have any solutions to Logic Pro's idiosyncrasies?

--- jonathankek2000 <jonathankek2000@...> wrote: > > If by crashing you mean (error -10010 & -10008 disk too slow or > system overload) I've had more of these errors than I would want to > admit after upgrading to Logic Pro. > Just for the record, I often get the "disk too slow" message on 6.3.3. JP

> > If by crashing you mean (error -10010 & -10008 disk too slow or > > system overload) I've had more of these errors than I would want to > > admit after upgrading to Logic Pro. > > > > Just for the record, I often get the "disk too slow" > message on 6.3.3. JP Then, something must be seriously wrong with Core Audio in OS 10.3.3. The SATA HD is capable of 40 t0 50 MB per sec, and even if you're only getting say 30 to 35 MB per sec, that should be plenty to satisfy any transfer you'd need for a reasonable amount of audio streaming from files on a Hard Disk. Truly a mystery.

--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, "jonathankek2000" <jonathankek2000@y...> wrote: > > > If by crashing you mean (error -10010 & -10008 disk too slow or > > > system overload) I've had more of these errors than I would want to > > > admit after upgrading to Logic Pro. > > > > > > > Just for the record, I often get the "disk too slow" > > message on 6.3.3. JP > > Then, something must be seriously wrong with Core Audio in OS 10.3.3. > > The SATA HD is capable of 40 t0 50 MB per sec, and even if you're only > getting say 30 to 35 MB per sec, that should be plenty to satisfy any > transfer you'd need for a reasonable amount of audio streaming from > files on a Hard Disk. > > Truly a mystery. I was having the not enough memory message as well, then I added another 512 and seemed to fix that issue, but I'm having tweaked out crashes aside from that, like everything freezes up during playback and I started getting loud static noises or skipping sounds, and even screen freezing and putting up some kind of kernal panic message, I have to manually shutdown the machine and reboot. and then when I try to restart reason or recycle after these logicpro crashes they ask for factory disks and codes. I've never had this many issues.

--- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, "henro_m" <henry@t...> wrote: > > I was having the not enough memory message as well, then I added another 512 and > seemed to fix that issue, but I'm having tweaked out crashes aside from that, like > everything freezes up during playback and I started getting loud static noises or skipping > sounds, and even screen freezing and putting up some kind of kernal panic message, I > have to manually shutdown the machine and reboot. and then when I try to restart reason > or recycle after these logicpro crashes they ask for factory disks and codes. I've never had > this many issues. I am getting similar symptoms, using a 2x 1.25Ghz G4 with 2Gb ram running 10.3.3. Since I upgraded to Pro 10 days ago, I get random crashes sometimes even after playing back just a few loops with no more than 4 tracks. It happens the same way.....cracking static noise (as if the G4 was running out of juice), then freezes and crashes. Alex

> I was having the not enough memory message as well, then I added >another 512 and seemed to fix that issue, but I'm having tweaked out >crashes aside from that, like everything freezes up during playback >and I started getting loud static noises or skipping sounds, and even >screen freezing and putting up some kind of kernal panic message, I >have to manually shutdown the machine and reboot. and then when I try >to restart reason or recycle after these logicpro crashes they ask for >factory disks and codes. I've never had this many issues. Your problem now sounds like either hardware audio drivers or OS 10.3.3 malfunction due to your main HD being corrupted before the upgrade to the new OS. Some Mac users have had success downloading the 10.3.3 combi update from the Apple website. But you should do your best to repair your HD before you do any OS installations. Once you have a solidly repaired HD, then run the Combi install for OS 10.3.3, and see if things get better. If the combi update doesn't do it, then you probably have a driver and audio hardware conflict with Logic. MY problem is different than yours, because everything on my OS is running fantastic, except Logic Pro. And the only problem I'm having with LOGIC Pro is the "Disk too Slow" message. Which is actually a pretty huge problem, when your trying to work on a song, and your Logic just stops in the middle of a track. (Disk Too Slow or System Overload!-10010 & -10008) When running the same audio tracks in Apple's Soundtrack, I get NO "Disk too Slow" errors at all. So, the errors I'm running into are abnormalities in Logic and not the Mac OS. Wish I could figure out why Logic Pro is acting up like this. Anyone have any clues?

> --- In logic-users@yahoogroups.com, "henro_m" <henry@t...> wrote: > > I was having the not enough memory message as well, then I added > > another 512 and seemed to fix that issue, but I'm having tweaked > > out crashes aside from that, like everything freezes up during > > playback and I started getting loud static noises or skipping > > sounds, and even screen freezing and putting up some kind of > > kernal panic message, I have to manually shutdown the machine and > > reboot. and then when I try to restart reason or recycle after > > these logicpro crashes they ask for factory disks and codes. I've > > never had this many issues. uuuh. that's amazing. I got just the same problem. I already wrote to logic support, but they coudn't help me. I thought it's because I use two audio interfaces (tascam US122 for midi and motu 2408 mk II for audio) at the same time, but that's not the problem. although I uninstalled the tascam and removed the drivers, it crashes sometimes. what equipment do you use? I got G4 733 Mhz, MOTU & Tascam, DVD-burner.