Re: Cellquest crashing

From: Dr Sasha Sreckovic (sasa.sreckovic@bris.ac.uk)
Date: Sun Apr 02 2000 - 11:00:05 EST


Dear Abby,

Just a tip on freeze-ups. Instead of pulling a plug from the wall its safer
to use 3-key combination: COMMAND/CTRL/POWER-BUTTON for restart, works
always.

Sasha.


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Dr Sasha Sreckovic
Dept Path & Micro
University of Bristol
University Walk
Bristol, BS8 1TD, UK
Sasa.Sreckovic@bristol.ac.uk
+44-(0)117-928-8606
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>From: Abby Kelliher <allena@helix.mgh.harvard.edu>
>To: Cytometry Mailing List <cytometry@flowcyt.cyto.purdue.edu>
>Subject: Cellquest crashing
>Date: Thu, Mar 30, 2000, 10:54 PM
>

>
> Hello -
> I have recently begun having a very annoying problem with my Mac on my
> FacsCalibur.  Several times a day, when I try to print I get an error
> message which reads something like:  Not enough memory, close some views
> and try again.  It is usually the only document open and it is a normal
> (usual file size which for years I have not had this problem with) file
> size.  The computer then freezes up.  The only way for me to get it back is
> for me to unplug the computer from the wall.  I have been working with BD
> for a couple of days on this problem, but we have been unable to solve it
> yet.  We have tried:  1)rebuilding the desktop with the extensions off
>  2)rebuilding the desktop with the extensions on 3) throwing out the finder
> preferences and rebuilding the desktop 4) run disk first aid from the Mac
> operating system cd (finds an error everytime I run it and supposedly
> repairs it 5) upped the memory allotment to cellquest 6) upped the disk
> cache
>
> It appears I was having a problem with the network as well, but I don't
> think the two problems are necessarily related.  A few minutes ago, the
> worklist manager just quit on its own (while running) and left cellquest
> and the loader manager open  but uncontrollable.  When I tried a force
> quit, the computer locked up on me.  I have had it freeze up on two other
> occasions while acquiring data.
>
> If anyone has any suggestions, I would GREATLY appreciate hearing them.  I
> am at my wits end right now.
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Abby
>
>
> Abby Kelliher
> Clinical Flow Cytometry Laboratory
> Warren Bldg.  Room 112
> Massachusetts General Hospital
> 275 Charles St.
> Boston, MA  02114
>
> 617-726-8487
>
>



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