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New kona driver screwed up system?
Posted by Christopher Karcher on August 30, 2006 at 4:13 amI attempted to install the new Kona drivers on my dual 2.5 and K2/xraid suite and now the card is not visible for any installer or the system. I ran the uninstaller, manually removed the installed files and the recipts, zapped the Pram, swapped the card to a different slot and the system profiler still does not even see the K2 card.
It must have something to do with the new driver because immediately after I attempted the install, the K2 card went MIA.
anyone have any suggestions? I’m desperate to get my system back up and running.
Jeremy Garchow replied 19 years, 8 months ago 3 Members · 11 Replies -
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Jeremy Garchow
August 30, 2006 at 4:23 aminstall the older drivers and see if that brings it back up.
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Christopher Karcher
August 30, 2006 at 4:39 amI tried installing v2.0 and v 1.2 and the installer errors out.
It looks like ver 1.14 on the aja website is a corrupt zip file, because it errors during expansion.
does anyone have the original installer file they can email me and i’ll give it a shot? ( I can’t find my original installer disc right now)
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Jeremy Garchow
August 30, 2006 at 5:06 amRun the uninstaller (yes again). Open FCP, quit FCP. Then try installing the latest drivers again.
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Christopher Karcher
August 30, 2006 at 5:42 amThanks for the suggestions at such a late hour…I just tried your suggestion and the installer is still giving me an error. below is the log from the installer- it gives me the same error when trying to install any version of the kona installer- also the kona card is not visibleto the firmware updater as well: a dialog above the updater says: No Kona hardware installed.
I am totally baffled!
Aug 29 22:37:11 CKG5-2 : @(#)PROGRAM:Install PROJECT:Install-137 DEVELOPER:root BUILT:Jan 23 2006 20:09:15\n
Aug 29 22:37:11 CKG5-2 : @(#)PROGRAM:Installer PROJECT:Installer-86 DEVELOPER:root BUILT:Sep 2 2005 14:24:50\n
Aug 29 22:37:11 CKG5-2 : Hardware: PowerMac7,3 @ 2500 MHz (x2), 2048 MB
Aug 29 22:37:11 CKG5-2 : Running OS Build: 8J135
Aug 29 22:37:11 CKG5-2 : AJA KONA Software 2.0 built Thu Jun 1 17:13:14 PDT 2006 Installation Log
Aug 29 22:37:11 CKG5-2 : Opened from: /Users/christopherkarcher/Desktop/Kona2_Software_2.0 2/AJA KONA 2 Software 2.0.pkg
Aug 29 22:37:30 CKG5-2 : ================================================================================
Aug 29 22:37:30 CKG5-2 : User picked Easy Install
Aug 29 22:37:30 CKG5-2 : Choices selected for installation:
Aug 29 22:37:30 CKG5-2 : Install: “AJA KONA Software 2.0 built Thu Jun 1 17:13:14 PDT 2006”
Aug 29 22:37:30 CKG5-2 : ================================================================================
Aug 29 22:37:31 CKG5-2 : Preparing volume “New_Macintosh_HD” for installation
Aug 29 22:37:31 CKG5-2 : Configuring volume “New_Macintosh_HD”
Aug 29 22:37:32 CKG5-2 : Preparing local booted disk
Aug 29 22:37:32 CKG5-2 : Create temporary directory “/private/tmp/AJA KONA 2 Software 2.0.pkg.271hcnVkR”
Aug 29 22:37:32 CKG5-2 : run preflight script for AJA KONA Software 2.0 built Thu Jun 1 17:13:14 PDT 2006
Aug 29 22:37:32 CKG5-2 : preflight[280]: rm: //Applications/Kona Utilities: is a directory
Aug 29 22:37:32 CKG5-2 : preflight[280]:
Aug 29 22:37:32 CKG5-2 : preflight[280]: rm: //Applications/AJA Kona Utilities: is a directory
Aug 29 22:37:32 CKG5-2 : preflight[280]:
Aug 29 22:37:32 CKG5-2 : Processing AJA KONA Software 2.0 built Thu Jun 1 17:13:14 PDT 2006:
Aug 29 22:37:32 CKG5-2 : Initialize patching
Aug 29 22:37:32 CKG5-2 : Determining files to install
Aug 29 22:37:32 CKG5-2 : Evaluating versions of bundles
Aug 29 22:37:32 CKG5-2 : Evaluating custom file version checking
Aug 29 22:37:32 CKG5-2 : Configuring deferred files
Aug 29 22:37:32 CKG5-2 : Assembling temporary receipt
Aug 29 22:37:32 CKG5-2 : Performing pre-extraction actions
Aug 29 22:37:32 CKG5-2 : Creating destination path
Aug 29 22:37:32 CKG5-2 : Extracting files
Aug 29 22:37:33 CKG5-2 : BomFatalError – cpio read error: bad file format
Aug 29 22:37:33 CKG5-2 : Install failed: Some files for AJA KONA 2 Software 2.0 may not have been written correctly.
Aug 29 22:37:33 CKG5-2 : Private/Total = (9.3MB, 67.8MB), Heap/Total = (2.9MB, 18.0MB), Regions(malloc, private) = (38, 33)
Aug 29 22:37:33 CKG5-2 : It took 1.910929 seconds to unsuccessfully install “AJA KONA Software 2.0 built Thu Jun 1 17:13:14 PDT 2006” (1 pkg(s))
Aug 29 22:37:33 CKG5-2 : It took 1.005388 seconds to Configuring volume “New_Macintosh_HD” (dm prepare*disk)
Aug 29 22:37:33 CKG5-2 : It took 0.345094 seconds to run preflight script for AJA KONA Software 2.0 built Thu Jun 1 17:13:14 PDT 2006
Aug 29 22:37:33 CKG5-2 : It took 0.553172 seconds to Install AJA KONA Software 2.0 built Thu Jun 1 17:13:14 PDT 2006: 20 elements
Aug 29 22:37:33 CKG5-2 : It took 0.551417 seconds to unsuccessfully Install package AJA KONA Software 2.0 built Thu Jun 1 17:13:14 PDT 2006
Aug 29 22:37:33 CKG5-2 : It took 0.027682 seconds to Build install plan (& redirected paths)
Aug 29 22:37:33 CKG5-2 : It took 0.129636 seconds to Assembling temporary receipt
Aug 29 22:37:33 CKG5-2 : It took 0.080933 seconds to Collect path info (ATS, Sec Equiv, Kext, Pref Panes)
Aug 29 22:37:33 CKG5-2 : It took 0.312477 seconds to Write files
Aug 29 22:37:33 CKG5-2 :
Aug 29 22:37:33 CKG5-2 : Summary InformationAug 29 22:37:33 CKG5-2 : Type Elapsed time (sec)
Aug 29 22:37:33 CKG5-2 : patch 0.000040
Aug 29 22:37:33 CKG5-2 : script 0.345094
Aug 29 22:37:33 CKG5-2 : zero 0.007394
Aug 29 22:37:33 CKG5-2 : extract 0.312477
Aug 29 22:37:33 CKG5-2 : config 0.109083
Aug 29 22:37:33 CKG5-2 : receipt 0.129636
Aug 29 22:37:33 CKG5-2 : disk 1.005450
Aug 29 22:37:33 CKG5-2 : install 0.553172
Aug 29 22:37:33 CKG5-2 :
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Jeremy Garchow
August 30, 2006 at 2:08 pmWell, obviously the problem is that it took just under 2 seconds to unsuccessfully install the AJA drivers. 🙂 Just kidding. I don’t know what the log means except the only thing I see is “BomFatalError – cpio read error: bad file format”. Don’t know how to fix that. Can you remember what you started deleting will nilly? I use the uninstaller only as I always feel I’ll delete something that the system needs when I do stuff manually. Perhaps a reinstall of FCP might fix this problem.
Jeremy
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Gary Adcock
August 30, 2006 at 2:26 pm[christopher karcher] “Install: “AJA KONA Software 2.0 built Thu Jun 1 17:13:14 PDT 2006″”
That is not what my installer says is a current version.
which OS and QT are you using using[christopher karcher] “reflight[280]: rm: //Applications/AJA Kona Utilities: is a directory”
and if you did an uninstall WHY do these Kona Folders exist prior to installing them?
gary adcock
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Gary Adcock
August 30, 2006 at 3:26 pmOne more thing
I have always found that I get the best results when using the latest versions of the Uninstaller also.
Have you tried loading the latest version of the driver again? (over the top of the previous install)installing a driver twice on some systems can fix install problems (network admin issues)
if the card is still not showing up after trying to install the V3 builds
use the LATEST version of the uninstaller (the one with v3 build) to remove all of the contents correctly.gary adcock
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Christopher Karcher
August 30, 2006 at 3:33 pmIf I could, i would use the most recent uninstaller… however the installer never gets far enough to install the uninstaller. it basically installs the FCP components ands the control app along with the folder for the utilities (with no utilities inside).
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Jeremy Garchow
August 30, 2006 at 3:40 pmIt seems to me you have deleted something that the installer is looking for and when it can’t find it, it craps out. That’s why I’m thinking a reinstall of FCP would help put things back in their proper places. I’d call AJA when you get a chance.
Jeremy
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Christopher Karcher
August 30, 2006 at 5:23 pmSOLVED: Rudy at AJA tech support was great this morning. Basically there was a problem on my system when decompressing the downloaded installer. The system defaults to using BOMarchivehelper- we forced it to use stuffit expander and the installer worked like a charm.
My system back up and running- now I can layoff my project today. YAY!
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