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kalyway 10.5.2 adobe cs3 crash

ive got 10.5.2 working, but when i installed cs3 design all programs crash when they try to start up. ive got Adobe elements on the same machine working fine. What can this be. should i update to 10.5.4 ? Bart

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@bartp Published 2008-12-11
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ive got 10.5.2 working, but when i installed cs3 design all programs crash when they try to start up.
ive got Adobe elements on the same machine working fine.
What can this be.
should i update to 10.5.4 ?

Bart

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Author Update #1 @bartp 2008-12-11

<crash exception="Read only Memory Exception"
instruction=0556b70f

could that be something?
i cant read those crashreports

hardware:
GA p35ds3 board
q6600
8600gt 256

Author Update #2 @bartp 2008-12-11

yes i did show a very long report.
i thought i took the right part out.
anyway.. your link helped a lot.
i downloaded the patch mentioned in that link and now everything works great.

Author Update #3 @bartp 2008-12-11

not sure.
i just downloaded the fix in that thread.. ran the patches and it all worked.

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Field Note #1 @lanceomni 2008-12-11

Crash

What hardware are you running on? Post your crash report. Try to post just the thread that crashed & the type of crash. The type of crash is listed at the top and should look something like:

Exception:  EXC_BAD_ACCESS (0x0001)
Codes:      KERN_INVALID_ADDRESS (0x0001) at 0x1718b000

You should be able to look through the threads and find the one that crashed should look like:

Thread 0 Crashed:

Ive ran CS3 on Kalyway 10.5.2 & after upgrading to 10.5.5 and have not had too many problems. Also check in System Profiler and see if you have QE enabled on your graphics card. I found that some apps would load the splash screen and then when it started loading the rest of the interface it would crash due to not having QE enabled.

Also if you are not getting a crash report or have inadvertently turned it off you can use this command in Terminal:

defaults write com.apple.CrashReporter DialogType prompt
Field Note #3 @lanceomni 2008-12-11

Crash Report

No Problem

Usually if you look through the report you will see:

Thread 0:
bla
bla
bla

Thread 1:
bla
bla
bla

Thread 2 Crashed:
important information
important information
important information

The crashed threads would be what you would want to post along with the type.

So your fix wasn't anything to do with AppleSMBIOS?

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@bartpPrimary Author42008-12-11
@lanceomniCore Contributor32008-12-11