The drive has a lot of space (half the drive).
Applejack will verify/repair the disk and I have also done that with the Disk
Utility on the new Leopard install disk that I have (I think all Applejack does
is provided scripts to run Apple utilities in single user mode).
In any case, I have b
I don't think Applejack will verify your disk. Do this with
Disk Utility.app, and if problems are reported, repair them by
booting from your installation disk.
Another thing you can do, besides the suggestion already given
that you look at the logs, is to run Activity Monitor. Look at the open
On Oct 21, 2009, at 7:42 PM, db wrote:
There are hundreds of log files and none of them are short. Do you
have any idea which log files would be best for the symptoms I
described?
Logs are very important. If you have not checked the logs you are just
wandering in the dark. Check the logs,
There are hundreds of log files and none of them are short.
Do you have any idea which log files would be best for the symptoms I
described?
* Across the board printing failure (memory error reported)
* Adobe Photoshop / Bridge painfully slow to launch and requesting
re-install but L
On Oct 21, 2009, at 5:37 PM, db wrote:
Can anyone recommend the best system test utility can I use to check
these issues before I invest the reload labor?
Check the log files?
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I've got a thorny problem with an Tiger Mac Pro system.
Apps including Office start loading slow, then stop printing. Photoshop
/ Bridge says to reinstall but will sometime run again if I run Applejack.
I've run all aspects of Applejack manually one by one, including
memcheck a number of tim
