Panic! G4 freezes on startup...

[supro]

Hi, whenever I have the "DigiSystem™ INIT" in my extensions folder, my G4 freezes on startup. When I move it out, the computer works perfectly (but I cannot use the 001 of course). This never happened with my old 733 quicksilver. Current setup: G4 dual 1 gig, digi 001, logic 5.5 platinum, OS9.2.2. Any help would be really appreciated.

Thanks,

Gunnar

[where02190]

HAve you tried doing a clean install of PT? We run on the same machine (dual 1ghz qs) with PT 5.1.1 and 5.2.1 and no problems here.

Hope this is helpful.

[Ben Jenssen]

Have you tried a clean system + digi system files? There are (older) extentions that cant coexist with digi init.

[supro]

Thanks for your suggestions guys but I just saw this: [img]images/icons/frown.gif[/img]

Apple Power Mac G4 "Mirrored Drive Doors" Models — Dual 867 MHz, Dual 1 GHZ, and Dual 1.25 GHz with d24 systems and Digi 001 systems

Some Pro Tools d24 users and Digi 001 users have experienced a system hang on startup with early models of these CPUs. If you have experienced this problem with either d24 hardware or a Digi 001 when connected to one of the "mirrored door" G4s, you should contact AppleCare at 1 800 APL-CARE (within the U.S.). For those customers outside of the US, there should be an AppleCare card included in your Apple product packaging which has the local AppleCare phone number. When contacting AppleCare, customers should refer to the "Digidesign Digi 001 or audio system".

[supro]

Originally posted by Ben Jenssen:
There are (older) extentions that cant coexist with digi init.

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial">Hi Ben, do you know which extensions?

[Snow-Dog]

Originally posted by supro:
Hi, whenever I have the "DigiSystem™ INIT" in my extensions folder, my G4 freezes on startup. When I move it out, the computer works perfectly (but I cannot use the 001 of course). This never happened with my old 733 quicksilver. Current setup: G4 dual 1 gig, digi 001, logic 5.5 platinum, OS9.2.2. Any help would be really appreciated.

Thanks,

Gunnar

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