You should increase your RAM, OSX usually needs lots of memory.
And bump that 10.2.1 up; the early versions of 10.2 had quite a few bugs; go
to the Apple site and you'll see that 10.2 went all the way (with lots of
bug fixes) to 10.2.8.
Jim from Hilton Head
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> I never had this problem before. Please help! Much appreciated any
> advice given.
Dave - 15 Jun 2004 01:53 GMT
Brand: Mac OS X 10.2.8
Memory: 512mb
Processor: 1Ghz
I'm having the same problem and as you can see, I have the newer
version of OS X. Why would memory be a factor for this problem?
There must be some way to solve this problem.
> You should increase your RAM, OSX usually needs lots of memory.
> And bump that 10.2.1 up; the early versions of 10.2 had quite a few bugs; go
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> > I never had this problem before. Please help! Much appreciated any
> > advice given.