#OS X MOUNTAIN LION CRASH PRO#
#OS X MOUNTAIN LION CRASH SOFTWARE#
#OS X MOUNTAIN LION CRASH BLUETOOTH#

I didn't think it was a big deal until I started recording again under my new user id 'macuser' and after recording or playing back a track it crashes after about 5 minutes. So now I have the little house icon that says macuser and I have my old user id that use to be a house titled mac mini is now a folder and all of my old PT files are under the documents of that. I guess I was trying to boot from a different User ID or something.

#OS X MOUNTAIN LION CRASH PRO#

Running 10.8.5 and Pro Tools 8.0.4.on a DIGI 002.I have been recording successfully for a few months now and have had no issues.įor some stupid reason I was messing with the root media folder of my OS and now I have two user's. When I tried to replicate it, I could not do so I always got the “account matching” email address when selecting to reply.Hey everyone, I have a Mac Mini with a 2.3 ghz Intel Core i7 processor, 4 GB of RAM and a 500 GB Hard Drive. On the other hand, you may not see this symptom at all.

Postings in the Apple thread offer some potential workarounds, but not any outright fix. The problem is that Mail may now instead use your default address for replies, ignoring when the received message comes from a different account. This should override any selection you have made for a default address to use with new messages.

If you have multiple email accounts, when you select to reply to an email, Mail should use the account that received the message as your “from” address. Mail replies from wrong addressĪpple Support Communities thread on the matter), the new version of Mail in Mountain Lion has trouble assigning the correct address for email replies. Avatron believes the cause is a bug that Apple will likely fix in 10.8.1.

#OS X MOUNTAIN LION CRASH BLUETOOTH#

If you’ve additionally disabled “Allow Bluetooth devices to wake this computer,” located in the Advanced section of Bluetooth System Preferences, the kernel panic may occur even if you leave the Bluetooth devices on. Leaving the ’Allow Bluetooth devices to wake this computer’ preference enabled can lower chances of a kernel panic when waking from sleep.Īvatron Software’s blog reports that if you turn off Bluetooth-connected devices while your Mac is asleep, a kernel panic may occur when you wake up the Mac. All should now be well.īluetooth-related kernel panic after wake from sleep Delete any such items and restart your Mac normally. Look for any item that “has a prohibitory sign (a gray circle with a slash) over its icon.” This indicates an incompatible item. Now go to System Preferences -> Users & Groups> -> Login Items. This prevents your Login Items from loading.

The solution is to reboot your Mac in Safe Mode (by holding down the Shift key until the gray Apple logo appears). Apparently, some apps may still sneak in under the fence.

#OS X MOUNTAIN LION CRASH SOFTWARE#

OS X makes an effort to automaticallyĭisable incompatible software on startup. The most likely culprit is an incompatible Login Item. Login troubleĪccording to Apple, “After upgrading to OS X Mountain Lion, your Mac may keep returning to the login window after you have logged in.” This is clearly something you’ll want to fix ASAP. When you’re done, you can re-enable Back to My Mac. AsĪpple explains, all you need to do is uncheck the Back to My Mac item in iCloud System Preferences on the destination Mac. Don’t worry, you can still get things working. If you try to use Migration Assistant to migrate to Mountain Lion, you may find that the Assistant app crashes.

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