Re: tiger problems

I am getting the very same behaviour. Blue screen logins, blue screen restarts, blue screens everywhere.

Log outs work fine. he he...

I did not see any of this in 10.3.9.

all dual proc G5s .... 10.4.2, Open Directory, managed users. Xsan, dual networks, fibre.

I run my own DNS, mail, ftp, etc.

Maybe the machines are having trouble finding our DNS server, but whatever it is ... it means several restarts.

Mat X

http://matx.ca

On Sep 26, 2005, at 3:57 PM, Dennis Sulfsted wrote:

On Sep 26, 2005, at 6:00 AM, Mark Ekster wrote:

- Logins will occasionally not complete. They stay stuck on the first (blue background) screen that appears and go no further.
- Logouts will occasionally get stuck as well . Computers must be power buttoned down in these 2 scenarios.
-The 'My Applciations' folder is empty the first time a student logs in. Second login often solves the problem for good. But for some students they have to login 2x, every time they are at the computer. And a few can never get any apps to show in the folder (there are many Classic apps in their folders)
- Blue Apple logout of user is sometimes delayed 5-10 seconds. Same with logging out with keyboard shortcut - 5-10 seconds until the 'are your sure you want to logout' window appears.
- Computers freezing
- printing in Classic requires repeated setting of printer in Chooser for some users
- Login is done by a list of names (357 names) and at times only a partial list shows up - requiring a restart or a login/out using one of the names that does show on the list.

Have you looked at your network? Do you have a 100 mb switched environment?

Just trying to help.

Dennis.
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Dennis Sulfsted
Reading Community Schools
Cincinnati, Ohio

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