EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

I got the following message, (with a bomb) which would not go away even 
on reboot, Nortons etc. etc.
"Sorry. A system error occurred. Error type 127
To temporarily turn off extensions restart and hold down the shift key"

Disk Doctor said
"There is a problem on LucyHD. A major error was found in the system. 
You have multiple systems folders. Apple reccommends against this. 
(16,1,10). Norton's Utilities is unable to fix this problem,"

So I did a clean reinstall of 9.1 and 9.2.1. I discovered the tongle 
problem was less trivial than you suggest.
I had to find a dongle driver and put it in the appropriate folder to 
get the system to work.
For "old hand" Mac users this is prolly obvious. but I am a recent Mac 
newbie, from Amiga, via Linux, and shall be very happy when the OS < 10 
is upgraded to OS X + + , and old Mac operating systems are total 
history. What is all this extension, and total system crash nonsense anyway?
The reason I had chosen to buy a Mac Titanium + 3/4 gig a RAM, was 
because Slab on Linux wouldn't do what I wanted, and I anticipate that 
OSX will develop into a stable and reliable Unix-type OS like Linux, 
which is easy to understand and configure in plain Open Source English.

Maybe then programmers will produce software for other than mercenary 
purposes, and get them right through critical review + co-operation for 
the satisfaction of creation and kudos.




Rubber Chicken Software Co. wrote:

>At 06:17 AM 5/20/02 +0100, you wrote:
>
>>All I did was tried the demo and I have just spent the whole night
>>reinstalling my OS 9.2.1 and attempting to transfer preferences etc.
>>Now my dongle for Logic fails. I shall know better in future than to
>>listen to headless chickens!!!
>>
>
>(We are running around with our heads cut off, now that you say it...)
>
>With the dongle, just reinsert and reboot. It's not related to Translator; 
>if you reboot and change things in your computer, this problem is likely to 
>happen.
>
>Translator is a really simple program - it doesn't affect the system in any 
>way really (other than being on the computer). You are overreacting if you 
>think you have to reinstall the OS.
>
>Garth Hjelte
>Sampler User
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This is becoming a vendetta. Please stop posting Translator complaints to
this list. You can e-mail them directly. Rubber Chicken is very responsive
to calls or e-mails if you give them the chance. With all due respect, it is
clear that the Mac is quite unfamiliar to you. I regret your circumstance
and hope that your situation is quickly remedied. Try starting with
http://www.macfixit.com to get your feet wet in Mac support issues.

> I got the following message, (with a bomb) which would not go away even
> on reboot, Nortons etc. etc.
> "Sorry. A system error occurred. Error type 127
> To temporarily turn off extensions restart and hold down the shift key"
> 
> Disk Doctor said
> "There is a problem on LucyHD. A major error was found in the system.
> You have multiple systems folders. Apple reccommends against this.
> (16,1,10). Norton's Utilities is unable to fix this problem,"
> 
> So I did a clean reinstall of 9.1 and 9.2.1. I discovered the tongle
> problem was less trivial than you suggest.
> I had to find a dongle driver and put it in the appropriate folder to
> get the system to work.
> For "old hand" Mac users this is prolly obvious. but I am a recent Mac
> newbie, from Amiga, via Linux, and shall be very happy when the OS < 10
> is upgraded to OS X + + , and old Mac operating systems are total
> history. What is all this extension, and total system crash nonsense anyway?
> The reason I had chosen to buy a Mac Titanium + 3/4 gig a RAM, was
> because Slab on Linux wouldn't do what I wanted, and I anticipate that
> OSX will develop into a stable and reliable Unix-type OS like Linux,
> which is easy to understand and configure in plain Open Source English.
> 
> Maybe then programmers will produce software for other than mercenary
> purposes, and get them right through critical review + co-operation for
> the satisfaction of creation and kudos.