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  • WILL Crash LOGS write/record after full lock up of mosheen?

    Posted by Phillip Powell on November 8, 2006 at 1:12 am

    Probably should be posted in another forum. Sorry if so, but going crazy.

    I know this ain’t supposed to happen, but with increasing frequency while editing in Final Cut, everything—cursor, system, everything—locks up solid. Even the read/write acess indicator lights on my external drives all light up and freeze. Requiring a hard re-start.

    Started about a month ago and maybe happened once a week. Now, every hr.

    Trying to trouble shoot even tho I know it’s hardware. Mosheens a APPLE re-furbed G5 I’ve had for only 6 months.

    G5 DP 2.5 2 gigs RAM
    (4X512 mb DDR SDRAM PC3200-30330 STICKS OF Kingston RAM as I recall)
    OSX10.4.8
    PCI CARDS: Radion 9600 XT in slot 1
    LaCie FW 800 card in slot 2 w/drives connected
    LaCie PWR SATA card in slot 3 & 2-250 GIG SATA DRIVES
    Black Magic DeckLink Extreme slot 4

    All was updated hoping to fix (knowing it wouldn’t) this just this weekend.

    Am in the process of moving all media to one drive array at a time to see if it makes a difference, but half way thru and no change.

    Ran hardware test and said everything’s good. Reset NVRam, ran DiscWarrior
    which repaired 13 Text encodings 10 of which were in Final CutPro.app/Contents—something or other if it matters.

    Now to question: will crash logs write on a full system freeze, not just an app crash? And which logs to look at? The ones that come up in system profiler?
    console, error, panic or system?

    I’m getting a bit desperate here with deadlines looming.

    Fact is, I know it’s not gonna be a perifreral, as I had all this stuff working fine
    on my G4. Shoulda never gone for the re-furb…oh well.

    Any ideas?

    Thanks,

    p2

    Phillip Powell replied 19 years, 6 months ago 1 Member · 0 Replies
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