Jonnypopisical
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Mac autoload's logic in 32 bits mode from a freeze- Why?
#1020321 - 26/11/12 09:56 AM
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Hi Peeps,
If I leave my Mac on overnight it usually freezes for the next day
(i.e. mouse locks, gotta old down the power button on the unit to reboot). This is a total
PITA but I think it is something to do with the Focus rite drivers (2i2). BUT..
even worse than that when I do reboot - even though I have NOTHING set up to load loads
it reboots loads all the old programs up (Logic, mail etc) and always boots logic up in
32-bit mode - even though I use Logic in 64-bit by default. This is SO annoying - any one
had similar experiences or know how to prevent this from happening.
OS
10.7.5
Logic 9.1.8
Many thanks,
JP
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Mac Pro, Logic Pro, lots of software and 17 hard drives!
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desmond
Joined: 10/01/06
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Re: Mac autoload's logic in 32 bits mode from a freeze- Why?
[Re: Jonnypopisical]
#1020336 - 26/11/12 11:02 AM
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Do a get info on the Logic app - is Use in 32-bit mode unchecked?
Check that's
the *only copy* of the Logic app you have on your system. Otherwise I can't see why that
would happen...
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Jonnypopisical
Joined: 16/07/05
Posts: 1078
Loc: London
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Re: Mac autoload's logic in 32 bits mode from a freeze- Why?
[Re: desmond]
#1020355 - 26/11/12 11:57 AM
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Hi desmond - yes "use 32 bit mode' is unchecked.
I have legacy versions of
Logic on other drives (not my system drive) but it's the latest one it loads up - tis very
strange.
Thanks,
JP
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Mac Pro, Logic Pro, lots of software and 17 hard drives!
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desmond
Joined: 10/01/06
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Re: Mac autoload's logic in 32 bits mode from a freeze- Why?
[Re: Jonnypopisical]
#1020863 - 26/11/12 12:32 PM
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Quote Jonnypopisical:
it's the
latest one it loads up
How
do you know?
To make sure, you can try doing the following - run your Logic
app, note the version number (let's say it's "9.1.8").
Close it, and rename
to "Logic Pro Default".
Copy an earlier version (let's say "9.1.7") to
"Logic Pro". Run the main Logic app and verify that it's 9.1.7. Make sure use in 32-bit
mode is still unchecked.
Now after a freeze, check that it's this 9.1.7
version that's running. Also, check that's it's this version that runs when you open a
Logic document by double-clicking on it in the finder - it's not uncommon for a file type
association to be linked to run a different application than the one you expect - ie
opening a document is running a different copy of the Logic Pro application elsewhere on
your system and that one is set to be in 32-bit mode.
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Jonnypopisical
Joined: 16/07/05
Posts: 1078
Loc: London
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Re: Mac autoload's logic in 32 bits mode from a freeze- Why?
[Re: desmond]
#1020874 - 26/11/12 01:32 PM
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Thans Desmond - I'll try that!
JP
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Mac Pro, Logic Pro, lots of software and 17 hard drives!
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