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<blockquote data-quote="MarkHolbrook" data-source="post: 901118" data-attributes="member: 119157">Great until...I have a MacPro 3,1 (dual quad core 2.88ghz).I upgraded successfully to snow leopard with only a minor warning on the first reboot about system events missing.&nbsp; That went away after another reboot.For the last week things have run well.Today I had logic 9 open to record a guitar track for a project I'm involved in.&nbsp; In messing with chords I pulled a firewire cable out of one of my interfaces.Logic 9 thought about it for a short time then popped up a dialog saying the interface was missing.&nbsp;&nbsp; But after clearing that dialog my primary audio (apogee duet) had power but was not generating any output audio.I shutdown logic and restarted it but could not get any audio out.&nbsp; So I shutdown the MacPro.&nbsp; Plugged the firewire cable back in, rebooted.After the boot I reloaded Logic 9... or rather I tried to...&nbsp; It bounced in the dock for a long time then never came up.&nbsp; Force quit showed it as &quot;not responding...&quot;I tried a few more reboots no luck.&nbsp;&nbsp; I then tried running some other programs and I quickly found out that any program related to audio would hang.&nbsp; So I could not run skype, sys prefs, quicktime, itunes, etc...I tried many many different things and I have still have not determined if this is hardware or software.I don't know if this is a snow leopard issue, a hardware issue, or what but it sure is frustrating.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MarkHolbrook, post: 901118, member: 119157"] [b]Great until...[/b] I have a MacPro 3,1 (dual quad core 2.88ghz). I upgraded successfully to snow leopard with only a minor warning on the first reboot about system events missing. That went away after another reboot. For the last week things have run well. Today I had logic 9 open to record a guitar track for a project I'm involved in. In messing with chords I pulled a firewire cable out of one of my interfaces. Logic 9 thought about it for a short time then popped up a dialog saying the interface was missing. But after clearing that dialog my primary audio (apogee duet) had power but was not generating any output audio. I shutdown logic and restarted it but could not get any audio out. So I shutdown the MacPro. Plugged the firewire cable back in, rebooted. After the boot I reloaded Logic 9... or rather I tried to... It bounced in the dock for a long time then never came up. Force quit showed it as "not responding..." I tried a few more reboots no luck. I then tried running some other programs and I quickly found out that any program related to audio would hang. So I could not run skype, sys prefs, quicktime, itunes, etc... I tried many many different things and I have still have not determined if this is hardware or software. I don't know if this is a snow leopard issue, a hardware issue, or what but it sure is frustrating. [/QUOTE]

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