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Hey, guys. I'm having the exact same issue. Upgraded to High Sierra yesterday, and now Logic crashes on launch every time, practically with same error message as OP. Don't know the relevance of this, but while fooling around, I've noticed that while pressing the ALT key in Launchpad, only the apps that crash on launch get the little "x" in the top left corner of the app icon. The other apps that work as normal , get the "jiggles", but no "x".
Potential Fix worked for me. I ran into this exact issue today MacOS I'm not well-versed in Terminal or coding at all. So, if you're like me, it took me some trial and error to finally discover what the steps looked like with my own machine. Launch Terminal.
When the cursor changes to its normal solid gray, the code has been applied and there may be a "signed" notification of some kind - can't recall. Sending good energy your and your machine's way.
This seems to have worked for Logic. Thank you very much for the assistance, Tips. Annoyingly, when I try to do this on the other apps that crash on launch, I get a "permission denied" message in Terminal, so the forced signing clearly doesn't take place, and the rest of my apps still don't work.
There are still some apps that just disappear into the ether when I try to launch them, no error message or anything, but most of the apps seem to be working now. Thank you!! This was driving me absolutely nuts truing to sort out an acquired MBP for a friend. Much kudos to you my friend!! Okay , great tip. Will check this next time. I tried several things the last dass: clean install of high sierra same OSX install files I have on my studio computer and a copy of the Logic file from studio computer too.
New install of Logic fein App Store. Not working So Im back on Sierra Take care, keep safe and stay sane! Potential fix worked for me. You are a live saver. Was about to do a factory reset on my iMac after a day of hair pulling agony.
Made an account just to thank you. I politely tip my hat for you. Reason: ADD. I didn't hide the files or anything like that, so they should show up; but it looks like they do not exist.
Maybe tha'ts part of the problem. Do you know what would make them disappear? And if they did, why they aren't rebuilding? I really appreciate your help. Nov 26, PM. Do you have a machine with an optical drive? Can you boot from the optical drive with the latest OSX system disk you have? I would perform a "verify disk" then repair permissions.
Nov 27, AM. I know this is a far fetched but ever considered a RAM fault? Try a RAM test software that checks that; maybe there are faulty cells which Logic trys to access and then crashes. I believe FAF will find it and it's location may prove to be a clue as to why you are having issues.
Also, did you at some point with your new Mac, use Migration Assistant to move data over from your old to your new Mac? Thanks for the link I used the free file finder and it found both files com. They were found in the System Library and not in the User Library. I searched in the System LIbrary before and did not find them, but that's where the File Finder program located them.
But, like I mentioned, that is where the File Finder located them. Last night I did try one of Apple's "fixes" on the Logic Troubleshooting page on Apple Support and re-installed just Logic Pro X from the App Store, which may account for the files appearing in the System Library, but what I am led to understand from Apple is that they need to be in the User Library, and that's not where they are.
I did not use Migration Assistant to move data to my iMac I wanted this one to be it's own entity and not a copy of my other Macs. No problems with 9. In addition, I had considered it could be a RAM issue. My iMac only seems to crash consistently with Logic Pro X though.
Whenever I do get a crash on a program, the report usually lists Kernel Panic as to why the Mac shuts off and restarts. But that's just a theory. There was no need to do that It's been awhile since I deleted 9 and don't recall now how I deleted it. Yes, I could have kept it, and I kept all the rest of Logic Studio 9, but heard if you do a clean install of 10, it would run more efficiently.
Most of my projects I wanted to keep were done in 64 bit anyway and seem to transfer smoothly to 10 if I ever need them. I am going to try deleting the files as you recommend.
I recall this is a similar fix that was used on iWeb a few years ago when it would act up or not even open at all.
Will post my results after a few runs with the fix in place. And as a possibility, I will also separately run Apple Hardware Test. Thanks for responding. Nov 27, PM. Community Get Support. Sign in Sign in Sign in corporate. Browse Search. Ask a question. User profile for user: Rick Sr Rick Sr. More Less. Reply I have this question too I have this question too Me too Me too. All replies Drop Down menu.
Loading page content. User profile for user: Scorpii Scorpii. A couple of ideas. Did you download the additional 2G of basic content or just the LP app?
Without that 2G [approx] LP won't run. Do you have an interface with older drivers not supported by LP X? If these suggestions don't resolve your problem hope that you find the cause, regards, Scorpii. Reply Helpful Thread reply - more options Link to this Post. User profile for user: Pancenter Pancenter. Be sure and delete both files, they will be rebuilt next time Logic is run. Reply Helpful 1 Thread reply - more options Link to this Post.
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