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March 30th, 2006, 05:51 PM
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 Acting strangely My eMac (G4) is acting more and more strangely lately. While working in iPhoto recently it hanged twice (couldn't do anything for a long time). In both cases, I just rebooted. Then, when changing from user to user, it would get stuck on a blue screen (Apple's BSOD? - joke). Again, nothing would happen for a long time, so I rebooted. I ran disk check with respect to permissions and on the disk itself, everything checked out (although some permissions were changed) and I ran Janitor on it just to make sure things were more or less "clean". But these problems have persisted. What could be causing this? BTW, I haven't installed any new programs and keep the OS (Tiger) up to date.  |
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March 31st, 2006, 12:42 AM
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| I would boot from an OS CD and run Disk Utility from there to check the hard-drive itself for errors (which you can't do if you boot from the hard-drive) and rerun the permissions check also. |
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