| PARIS won't boot (error message) [message #76471] |
Mon, 27 November 2006 17:36  |
lucio
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| Re: PARIS won't boot (error message) [message #76909 is a reply to message #76494] |
Sun, 10 December 2006 12:49  |
lucio
Messages: 14
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Is
>>>it
>>>>>> a
>>>>>>>computer
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> running Mac OSX???
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Meet the Beatles!
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Live blog
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> http://www.tuaw.com/2007/01/09/macworld-2007-keynote-liveblo g/
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Pictures of the iPhone
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> http://www.macrumorslive.com/
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> http://www.apple.com/
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> More to come!
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
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>>>
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>Hi Martin,
If this Mac book is Intel based, you will have to run PT V7.2 or
better. The previous versions are not Intel compatible.
David.
Martin Harrington wrote:
> You say that I said Macs crash..well.they do...and it happened today.
> We were setting up a tech run for a new 10 week series I'm starting to
> shoot, (record location audio), and set up a new Macbook loaded with Pro
> Tools V7.0, (OSX 10.4), I think.
> Every time we went to open PT, it crashed requiring a reboot...who knows
> why...probably version conflicts...dunno.
> I use Macs on a fairly regular basis, and if you could see my PC desktop,
> you would see Rocket Dock displayed prominently at the bottom ala
> Mac....(btw, I do own a Mac, just don't use it very often.)Hey LaMont,
Any criticisms you have about OS9 and before I probably agree with.
Some of them also apply to MSWindows versions over the years. For
example, reinstalling to fix a problem was pretty common with Wi95,
that's what Gateway tech support told me to do, for example.
Back to Apple: Apple HAS made a lot of missteps along the way, and a
fair number of advancements. But Apple didn't really start to impress me
until OSX.
My first Mac (other than an emulator running on an Amiga) was a dual
1GHZ G4 PowerMac, dual booting in OS9 and OSX. And it ran PARIS _MUCH_
better than my Intel box of the time. Plus it allowed me to transition
to Logic and soft synths. Awesome!
Then the dual G5 came out, which is like having 4 G4 computers in one
box. It's been great. I can now comfortably wait to upgrade again until
something else knocks my socks off, like maybe an 8 core box.
Unfortunately, it looks like you yourself "drank the koolaid" with Apple
very early on, long before OSX, until you had your epiphany, still
before OSX. And so you have a pretty bi
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| Re: PARIS won't boot (error message) [message #76930 is a reply to message #76909] |
Mon, 11 December 2006 04:57 |
John [1]
Messages: 2229
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uch about things we have
>>>>no
>>>>control over? If someone points out a new plug, or a new amp, or instrument,
>>>>things usually don't get personal. The recent donnybrook over Politics,
>>>Religion
>>>>and
>>>>War is regrettable but not surprising. But somebody pointing to a new
>product
>>>>from a computer co and getting sarcasm, disgust, resentment and
>>>>mockery just makes no sense.
>>>>
>>>>Ted
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>"James McCloskey" <excelsm@hotmail.com> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>Well Martin, you can call me a Mac zealot, but it's not exactly true.
>>
>>>Unlike
>>>>>you, I use and own both PCs and Macs. I actually use my PCs on a regular
>>>>>basis. I've used PCs longer than I've used Macs, by about ten years.
>>
>>>I've
>>>>>been a licensed and authorized computer dealer. I've bought, sold,
and
>>>>built
>>>>>many PCs
>>>>>
>>>>>I think windows XP is a great improvement over MS's past operating systems.
>>>>> I wish there was a feature or two in Mac OSX that Windows XP has, but
>>>that's
>>>>>where it ends. I prefer Mac OSX to Windows because Windows machines
>are
>>>>>a major PITA to deal with.
>>>>>
>>>>>There are many other reasons why I don't like MS, one of which is all
>>the
>>>>>stuff they have ripped off from Apple. It's funny when people say MS/PC
>>>>>stuff is great and anything Apple sucks, when MS stole it from Apple.
>>
>>>Some
>>>>>recent examples are, Media player, Vista, and Zune. MS just announced
>>>at
>>>>>CES, that they are going to come out with set top boxes that are like
>>the
>>>>>Apple TV box. MS/Sony's will be round instead of square, but what color?
>>>>> Gloss white like the apple products! It's the same thing. Hey, may
>>be
>>>>>MS's branded products will be shit brown like the LG products. LOL!
>>>>>
>>>>>I mention new products to give people here a heads up here. I have
mention
>>>>>all kinds of products including PC only products. It's the Mac bashing!
>>>>> You can't mention any thing Mac or Apple without some bashing here.
>
>>It's
>>>>>always the same guys. You have stated in the past that Mac OSX crashes.
>>>>> That the guys you work with have told you and you've see it. I've
been
>>>>>using Mac OSX every day for over five years now with out a crash. I
>think
>>>>>the other Mac guys here would tell you pretty much the same thing.
I
>>don't
>>>>>know why they would have so much problems, but OSX is for the most part
>>>>problem
>>>>>free for most users. To state other wise is not correct generally speaking,
>>>>>and sounds like typical mac bashing.
>>>>>
>>>>>I've never had a virus on a Mac and I've been using them everyday since
>>>>1994!
>>>>> I would say, most of the guys here that use PCs for audio, don't use
>>the
>>>>>same machine for the internet, to a Mac user that's crazy and laughable.
>>>>
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