When I boot my iMac, it uses internal speakers instead of my Logitech Z-10 USB speakers so every time I have to choose my speakers from Prefs. Anyone know a fix for this? Was working fine with Leo
Snow Leopard uses Java 1.6 64 bit as the default option and the 32 bit as the alternative option (so no 1.5 or 1.4!). Leopard used Java 1.5 32 bit as the default option and will use the Java 1.4 as the alternative option I believe. I think this has more to do with differences between Java 1.5 and 1.6 than just Snow Leopard weirdness. You might want to check your Java apps and recompile them for Java 1.6.Simple Java apps compiled under 10.5.x are having problems working in Snow Leopard. Something wierd about the Java VM in SL.
If you aren't using your computer then nothing has changed to back up.time machine doesn't back up hourly unless i use the computer.
Is anyone having troubles with Safari adBlock? seems to have disappeared since I upgraded. Just re-installed but still a no go...
Sorry if I screw this up, seeing as I'm completely new to this site.
Anyway, I'm having some issues with Snow Leopard. (Actually, my family's MacBook Pro 17 [not the unibody]). Anyway, the computer froze while installing, and the family member took it upon themselves to hard boot it (they held down the power button -.-) And since then I have not been able to access my photos, iTunes Library, or any other sort of media.
I tried clean installing Leopard back onto it, and then from there installed Snow Leopard. I have no idea what's wrong, and was hoping to get this solved before the family member figured out that it's not working.
Was a backup made PRIOR to starting the update? If not, you may be out of luck. If there was a backup, then just install SL fresh on the drive (wipe and install) and after it is done, connect the backup to the laptop and run migration assistant.
Hope this helps.
Early 2008 Mac Pro, 2 x 2.8GHz Quad-Core, 10GB RAM. Upgraded (not a clean install) from 10.5.8 to 10.6.
Issues:
- Safari gives me the spinning beachball of death every now and then. Never used to.
- Immediately upon logging into the Mac for the first time after the install, the "fontworker" process died. I submitted the crash report to Apple.
- Snow Leopard lost the desktop picture on my second monitor, and reset it to the Aurora default.
- About 9 minutes later, after I was doing normal everyday tasks: Exposé, System Prefs etc., "SystemUIServer" crashed. Again, I submitted the crash report to Apple.
- 98 events on my calendars claimed to have been modified. They actually hadn't so there's something wrong with the SyncServer thingy.
After having had to wait two days longer than Apple said, I might very well need to do a clean install instead. There seem to be a few problems that a clean install *might* fix.