misterd
28-07-2009, 13:47
Alcuni utenti, tra cui anche uno dei nostri, ha avuto questo problema.
Ho trovato questo, la soluzione:
OK, I solved the problem.
I never had the XSKey framework folder in Library/Framework
What I did was install the individual XSKey on an external drive to see if I could potentially copy the files over. Once installed it showed me that it installed two set of files, one in the Framework folder and another in Library/Receipts. which was the XSKey.pkg. This never showed up when I did a search for any XSkey files originally. This was also the file that was supposedly a newer version (even though dated from earlier in the year) that was stopping the XSkey installer from running. I removed this file re ran the XSKey installer as suggested earlier which now worked fine. Logic is now working.
Hope this helps.
So If ppl have this type of issue try this.
1. Delete old XSkey.pkg from Library/Receipts
2. 1. Select "Install Logic Studio"
3. Press Command-R (Show Original in the File menu of the Finder)
4. Select the "Packages" folder
5. Open XSKey.pkg and install it manually
Thanks to Blueberry for steps 2-5
Darren
Ho trovato questo, la soluzione:
OK, I solved the problem.
I never had the XSKey framework folder in Library/Framework
What I did was install the individual XSKey on an external drive to see if I could potentially copy the files over. Once installed it showed me that it installed two set of files, one in the Framework folder and another in Library/Receipts. which was the XSKey.pkg. This never showed up when I did a search for any XSkey files originally. This was also the file that was supposedly a newer version (even though dated from earlier in the year) that was stopping the XSkey installer from running. I removed this file re ran the XSKey installer as suggested earlier which now worked fine. Logic is now working.
Hope this helps.
So If ppl have this type of issue try this.
1. Delete old XSkey.pkg from Library/Receipts
2. 1. Select "Install Logic Studio"
3. Press Command-R (Show Original in the File menu of the Finder)
4. Select the "Packages" folder
5. Open XSKey.pkg and install it manually
Thanks to Blueberry for steps 2-5
Darren