i had the patch method right the first time, i just needed to have the system rescan the apps to update the status of the apps and remove the null sign.
#Kontakt 5 player mac pro#
ran fine after 4 hours of preliminary crash free use on an old mac pro duo core. creating multiple partitions helps as well, putting your user directory on that.ītw, i just got Maschine 2 to work in 10.6.8. not using the internal or boot drive at all except for the read only activities of the system and apps does help, leaving at least 25% of the drive free and using an independent high performance AV grade drive for work. if all works fine, then simply use this disc to replace your internal drive. You could try setting up an external firewire boot system drive setting it up and testing it. also, often after crashes you should repair your disc permissions, these are usually bad and contribute to the crash or corrupted from it. NI m2 scan app, peak pro 7 are buggy as well. most of my issues in 10.7 are with safari, apple mail, and major brand usb flash drives - all bugs you would have thought apple would have worked out. safari actually causes a lot of issues and the earlier version have security holes that can be exploited like malware, causing temporary havoc and disappearing after you reboot. if you can, try to run a disc program like norton or tech tool to see what it says. they also say to reboot every once in a while to give the system a chance to update it's disc settings it writes when it is restarted. i almost never had crashes in 10.6.8 on my desktop, but on my laptop, i did have them, more so stalls that seem like crashes usually when waking from sleep which i attribute to the power management of the laptop. but yes, usually when you have to start reformatting, that is the first sign. It is possible your hard drive remapped some blocks that went bad, most hard drives ship new this way. you can run 10.6.8 server seamlessly with vmware in 10.9, though it does slow the entire computer running 2 systems at once. 10.7 and 8 are terrible, at least 10.7 does not have the notifications running in the background you cannot even at the least schedule to turn off and not bother you. 10.9 is a good system just like 10.5 and 6 were.
if you can, stick to 10.6 or 7 until and wait until all the bugs in 10.9 are worked out. apple's plan of releasing a new os ready or not is not a very sound one, 10.8 was a false new system release with just notifications added and a few other additions using the same exact core of 10.7. should have called it 10.7.8 instead and made notifications an app you can elect to auto launch at login by preference. I have heard nothing but bad about 10.8, it is the finish of 10.7.
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