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Drive Saver
I had a serious problem with Drive Saver after updating to 10.1.4 (system: PowerMac G4/667). Upon restarting (after the update), I tried to empty the trash and got a kernel panic. The offending command came from a Symantec kext (kernel extension), according to the text which was sprayed across the upper left corner of the screen. I rebooted, then uninstalled all Norton products, and removed the invisible Drive Saver files from each volume.
Drive Saver
Oops, make that "File Saver" not Drive Saver. :-o |
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