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MacFixIt reader Barry Weber describes the latest case, in which removing a SCSI expansion card resolved constant kernel panics that were occurring after the update.

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More problems resolved by removing SCSI cards As noted over the past few days, Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger) appears to have some serious issues with SCSI expansion cards and drives in some system configurations. Bonjour now saw the Epson 1270 and printed normally.' I then added my Epson 1270 again to the new Print and fax. I deleted the Epson 1270 printer in the Print and Fax that remained from Panther. When I selected Bonjour every app would crash.

'After upgrading to Tiger I tried to print with an Epson 1270 through Airport Express. Problems with Bonjour printing: Deleting then re-adding printers may solve It appears that many of the issues users are experiencing with Bonjour (formerly Rendezvous) network printing under Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger) can be resolved by simply deleting, then re-adding problematic printers in the 'Print and Fax' pane of System Preferences. As soon as I quit it and restarted, my processor speed came right back.' I opened it and noticed the Iseek application I had installed a long time ago was sucking up 66% of my processor. After speaking with an Apple sales assistant at my local Apple store, he mentioned to check the Activity Monitor application to see if I could determine what was going on. 'After installing Tiger, I noticed a significant loss of speed on my computer in just about every program. MacFixIt reader Jeff LaSorella reports a case example involving the utility 'iSeek.' Significant slow-down? Check Activity Monitor Users experiencing unusually slow overall system performance after upgrading to Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger) should use Activity Monitor (located in Applications/Utilities) to check for problematic third-party system utilities and other components that, for one reason or another, consume large amounts of resources under Mac OS X 10.4. Which will open smb.conf in the text editing utility 'vi'. You can access the smb.conf file in the terminal via the command: The smb.conf file is located at /usr/local/samba/lib/smb.conf. 'must be uncommented (make sure there is not a ' ' at the beginning of the line).

If Samba isn't configured to receive them, Tiger can't log in. 'I've solved my Samba problems - it seems Tiger is sending encrypted passwords. Now MacFixIt reader Jim reports that changing a line in the smb.conf (configuration) file to be uncommented resolves the issue in his case.

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So, if you need Mac OS 8.6 or a previous version and can't upgrade it for any reason, you should have a look at Shareway IP (though it is really a bit pricey).'ДЄnother possible fix for SMB connection problems Over the past few days we've been covering issues with connecting to SMB (Samba) shares under Mac OS X 10.4 - usually resultant in error -36.

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'OpenDoor sells ShareWay IP which was then bought in a limited license by Apple to be integrated in. However, this workaround will not work for systems running Mac OS 8.6 or earlier, necessitating an upgrade to Mac OS 9.ДЄ number of readers have now noted that OpenDoor's ShareWay IP will provide connectivity for systems that cannot be upgraded to Mac OS 9. Users must instead turn on File Sharing over TCP/IP (in the File Sharing Control Panel on Mac OS 9 systems) in order to enable networking. Another AFP workaround: ShareWay IP As we reported yesterday, Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger) does not support AFP networking over AppleTalk.

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