Re: Leopard Finder Screen Freezing

On 7/2/08 6:00 PM, in article g4h19i$l9q$1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 "Cris"
<cris@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> In article <C4916210.AA55%ghost_topper@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
>  George Kerby <ghost_topper@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> 
>> On 7/2/08 8:35 AM, in article
>> 020720080935370924%doozy@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 "Philo D"
>> <doozy@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>> 
>>> In article <C490350B.A91B%ghost_topper@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, George Kerby
>>> <ghost_topper@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>> 
>>>> Well I can see pretty much no one here gives a ratsass to help.
Anyway, I
>>>> did the Migration Assistant thing and Leopard still crashes when I
ask it
>>>> to
>>>> do anything.
>>>> 
>>>> So- I would say that Leopard doesn't work with pre '06 G5
multiprocessors.
>>>> I'm going back to 10.4.11
>>> 
>>> I have a G5 from 2003.  Leopard is fine for me.  (only one processor)
>> I'm beginning to think it is the hardware. But just what?
>> 
>> The only thing that may be different from most setups is my internal
RAID
>> with SwiftData controller, or my dual monitors. Maybe Leopard cannot
deal
>> with these?
>> 
>> What s weird is that it took a couple of days to screw up the first
time
>> with the preferred "Previous System Folder" approach.
>> 
>> Wiping the drive and using Migration Assistant yesterday took less than
a
>> few hours to freeze.
>> 
>> Today? Hell, I couldn't even check for an update before the damn thing
>> crashed.
>> 
>> WTF?!?
> 
> How does it crash? The screen freezes, or does it shut itself off?
The cursor freezes. The clock stops. The fans start doing high excessive
RPM. The computer becomes a "brick" - until I hold down the start button
for
several seconds for the reboot.