Thalley,
PGP, as in hard disk encryption for a laptop? Maybe that’s the incompatibility. What if you disable it?
Also, please report back with free hard disk space, computer, RAM, scratch disk space, etc….
Neil
Also note that there are some "minor" incompatibility issues of CS3 and Leopard.
Neil
Hi, thanks for answering.
It is not a notebook, but a MacPro 32GB RAM ( I think it should be enough) over 700GB for scratch and 160GB HD. I don’t think that it is PGP, because the same configuration runs on my 2.6 Macbook Pro perfectly. By the way on the MacPro not problems with CS2.
THX
Again, what happens if you disable PGP on the MacPro?
Note that CS2 and Leopard do not mix well — were you actually running CS2 under Leopard and PGP on this computer?
Neil
It is not a notebook, but a MacPro 32GB RAM ( I think it should be enough) over 700GB for scratch and 160GB HD. I don’t think that it is PGP, because the same configuration runs on my 2.6 Macbook Pro perfectly.
Understand that the two machines are not running exactly the same configuration — unless you’ve got 32GB RAM stuffed inside and have matching drives, applications, third-party software/utilities/plugins, OS, and application preference settings on both.
Neil
Yes, I do run preferences and unix maintenance after updates.By the way I am running Tiger not Leopard. And as I said CS2 works perfectly.
Now it is even funnier! I did some testing and tried to update, the installer quits as well and after patching Photoshop to 10.0.1 it crashes even when I try to open a file,
any ideas?
Thalley,
The only change I did on the machine is to install PGP.
You still don’t say what happens if you deactivate your encryption software.
Also, have you trashed Photoshop preferences? Or tried logging in as a new user?
Neil
When I deactivated PGP there was the same result. Anyway I have to work with that and have not got the time to do much "testing" so I bought CS4 and everything seems to work fine with it.
Anyway thousend Thanks for your help.