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Diagnosing a menubar crash / lock-up problem
Me too. Let me elaborate: On more than one occasion when waking my iBook 800 (640MB/30GB with no peripherals attached, but at least once I may have been using the Airport card when this happened), I have been presented with the password screen, which, after entering my password, does not disappear, but only gives me the spinning beachball.
Panther has major MENUBAR BUGS! PCMCIA card insertion crashes systemuiserver
I have had a similar problem with the menu bar and the systemUIserver. Mine occurred when plugging a compact flash PCMCIA card into the side slot of a PB667 (preDVI). When you plug a card into slot, it appears on the desktop and in the menu bar.... as soon as it appears in the menu bar, systemuiserver starts using 80+% of the processor and cannot be quit... I also cannot log out. To end the process I must force a restart with the power button. Furthermore, when the card is inserted, passing the mouse over the card icon in the menu bar produces a spinning beachball... all of this this is a real bummer because I use the card to import digital pictures.
Panther has major MENUBAR BUGS! PCMCIA card insertion crashes systemuiserver
I had the same problem with the same setup as you. Did you notice there were error messages in the console log when you insert the pc card. But I had these problems in Jaguar. All seem fixed in Panther. The pc card is recognized faster than ever, no messages in the console log, no panics. |
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