Le 2 avr. 05, à 21:58, George Leger III <george3@...> a écrit : On Apr 2, 2005, at 5:42 AM, Colin Shapiro wrote: > >> Again: >> Installing the newest Security Update, at least via automatic upgrade, >> can disable your complete MIDI system. It has done that to mine. >> >> Hands off! > > Thanks for the warning Peter. > It's remarkable that every one of the latest security upgrades breaks > MIDI. > > I'd have thought that having a flagship program like Logic, Apple > would test these things comprehensively first. > > I was forced to re-install my system lately after a similar event - > not a pretty sight! (I mean me, fuming at swearing at Apple.....) > > Regards - Colin > > I was having a conversation at the Apple store with a friend who works there, and he said, and I quote" Don't do the security upgrades, if your behind a fire wall, which most users who have DSL are already". My router has a built in firewall, and if yours does, don't bother to do these updaters. They really seem to just screw up music based systems. I've had more tech calls about this in the last few months.. >> Well I've done all updates through update software and no MIDI problems… I've also a firewall in my router/modem. Powerbook G4 1GHz, 728 Meg RAM, Mac OS 10.3.8, Logic 6.4.3 and 7.0.1 MT4 and AMT8, EMI 2/6 and 6/2m, 01X Yamaha HD FW Silverfly LaCie 20 Gig -- Gérald Ryckeboer ryckeboerg@... ryckeboerg.free.fr