Strange GUI Problems in Jaguar

[MacBandit]

Originally posted by sparkleytone
nah, the prefpanes are always in the right places. its the caches that mess everything up.

That's probably true but I thought it would be worth a try.

 

[City of Glass]

Thanks, sparkleytone.

I'll try that.


-C.o.G.

 

[City of Glass]

Okay, I re-installed my OS. Now . . . I've also re-plugged the Logitech transmitter . . . do I dare connect the keyboard? Even the mouse? I've been using the mouse, for the past few minutes, without any problem . . . but . . . a worry remains . . .

Advice?


Thanks a lot guys.


CoG

 

[MacBandit]

Originally posted by City of Glass
Okay, I re-installed my OS. Now . . . I've also re-plugged the Logitech transmitter . . . do I dare connect the keyboard? Even the mouse? I've been using the mouse, for the past few minutes, without any problem . . . but . . . a worry remains . . .

Advice?


Thanks a lot guys.


CoG

I would avoid the keyboard for now. I would email Logitech with your gripe and see if they have any input on when the problem might be fixed or what to do now that you have everything working.

 

[Hemingray]

Originally posted by City of Glass
PMU?

What is this?

Even though this wasn't related to the problem, to answer your question, the PMU (Power Management Unit) button is a little button on the logic board. (known as the CUDA on older Macs).

It should really only be pressed as an absolute last resort for problems, especially PRAM and NVRAM-related.

 

[City of Glass]

Thanks, MacBandit, I'll see if I can reach Logitech.

Hemingray: ah, thank you for clearing that up.

-C.o.G.

 

[FelixDerKater]

edit: sorry. could not delete this post.