Applications crashing with 10.6.2, anyone else?

Hi there.

I have recently setup 10.6 and then updated to 6.2. I must start by saying how pleased I am with the boot speed an overall os speed. Unfortunately for me since the update, not sure if it is the update though, but I have encountered various app crashes. iTunes while scanning for music in the library crashes everytime. When I try to open entourage while running Transmission, makes the startup sound then comes up with an error. I can then either send a report to microsoft and restart or not. This happens everytime.

I am aware that running hackintosh may not run quite like a real mac, but just wondered if anyone else have had these probs or if you know of a fix.

Thanx

Seg

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Originally Posted by Seg

Hi there.

I have recently setup 10.6 and then updated to 6.2. I must start by saying how pleased I am with the boot speed an overall os speed. Unfortunately for me since the update, not sure if it is the update though, but I have encountered various app crashes. iTunes while scanning for music in the library crashes everytime. When I try to open entourage while running Transmission, makes the startup sound then comes up with an error. I can then either send a report to microsoft and restart or not. This happens everytime.

I am aware that running hackintosh may not run quite like a real mac, but just wondered if anyone else have had these probs or if you know of a fix.

Thanx

Seg

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Ok, I have now found a fix for this. Here it is:

I'm happy to say that the problem was immediately solved!!!! iTunes 9.0.2 working perfectly. I can get to the options, add music, etc. In the link that I posted, I followed these steps exactly, which were outlined in the comments:

1. Run Marvin AMD Utility and Enter password.
2. Select options number 2 which is ” Create Patcher Package ”
3. Browse to the location of the Location you wish to patch then run it
-The locations that you want are
/System/Library/QuickTime/

and

/System/Library/Frameworks/CoreServices.frameork/Versions/A/Frameworks/CarbonCore.framework/Versions/A/




4. a folder of AMD.Patch folder will appear in Dekstop
5. Copy the file cpuid.txt out from the patch folder to another volume of hard drive.
6. Select options number 3 and uncheck the simulation mode.
7. In the select Cpuid file, browse to the folder you had copied earlier in steps 5, in the select a volume, browse to the location you wish to patch, which is you had done in steps 3
8. Run the process
9. Another log file is created.
10. Patching is Succesful and Restart your Computer..


I should note that I did each patch individually (did the quicktime folder first, quit the utility, reopened it, then did the other one, then restarted the computer). Marvin's utility would stop responding after I completed each patch, and I had to force quit it. The patches were successfully applied though. Everything is working great! I hope you get it to work, eraid

I must point out that this isn't my work, but the work of someone else, so big thanx to them.

Hope this helps anyone else with these issues.

Seg

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Seg

Ok, I have now found a fix for this. Here it is:

I'm happy to say that the problem was immediately solved!!!! iTunes 9.0.2 working perfectly. I can get to the options, add music, etc. In the link that I posted, I followed these steps exactly, which were outlined in the comments:

1. Run Marvin AMD Utility and Enter password.
2. Select options number 2 which is ” Create Patcher Package ”
3. Browse to the location of the Location you wish to patch then run it
-The locations that you want are
/System/Library/QuickTime/

and

/System/Library/Frameworks/CoreServices.frameork/Versions/A/Frameworks/CarbonCore.framework/Versions/A/




4. a folder of AMD.Patch folder will appear in Dekstop
5. Copy the file cpuid.txt out from the patch folder to another volume of hard drive.
6. Select options number 3 and uncheck the simulation mode.
7. In the select Cpuid file, browse to the folder you had copied earlier in steps 5, in the select a volume, browse to the location you wish to patch, which is you had done in steps 3
8. Run the process
9. Another log file is created.
10. Patching is Succesful and Restart your Computer..


I should note that I did each patch individually (did the quicktime folder first, quit the utility, reopened it, then did the other one, then restarted the computer). Marvin's utility would stop responding after I completed each patch, and I had to force quit it. The patches were successfully applied though. Everything is working great! I hope you get it to work, eraid

I must point out that this isn't my work, but the work of someone else, so big thanx to them.

Hope this helps anyone else with these issues.

Seg

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Just amazing. Great thanks so much.

No probs mate. Like I said though, not my work, but Kudos to the guy who did it. If I can find his screen name, i'll post up.

Seg