ItDragsWhenIWalk
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Hi,
I'm wondering if anyone here has experienced this before. We experienced a power outage and upon restart of all the machines, the user who was logged on when the power outage hit, can no longer log into the system successfully - the only visible thing is the pinwheel of death which spins indefinitely. Strangely, even after the username has been deleted and recreated, the account experiences the same behaviour- the only recourse so far has been to copy the user's profile to a new account that has been created.
This occurred on four machines, all with the same configuration which is:
OS: Tiger, all updates applied
Apps: Adobe Creative Suite CS and CS2 (yes, both are installed), StuffIt Deluxe 8.0, Extensis Suitcase X1, FlightCheck 5, and MS Office X.
The first time I ever encountered this, it was a result of Illustrator crashing, but I don't see any Adobe products hanging in syslog (prior to my pulling the plug on the machine). I can also provide the syslog entry for all these machines if that would be of use.
Thanks
I'm wondering if anyone here has experienced this before. We experienced a power outage and upon restart of all the machines, the user who was logged on when the power outage hit, can no longer log into the system successfully - the only visible thing is the pinwheel of death which spins indefinitely. Strangely, even after the username has been deleted and recreated, the account experiences the same behaviour- the only recourse so far has been to copy the user's profile to a new account that has been created.
This occurred on four machines, all with the same configuration which is:
OS: Tiger, all updates applied
Apps: Adobe Creative Suite CS and CS2 (yes, both are installed), StuffIt Deluxe 8.0, Extensis Suitcase X1, FlightCheck 5, and MS Office X.
The first time I ever encountered this, it was a result of Illustrator crashing, but I don't see any Adobe products hanging in syslog (prior to my pulling the plug on the machine). I can also provide the syslog entry for all these machines if that would be of use.
Thanks