[AG-TECH] Does latest AG for Intel Mac (3.2b1) really run under Mac OS 10.5.5?

[Richard Rodgers]

Dear AG Colleagues,

My difficulties were due to a silly mistake on my part: version 3.2b1 is 
running on my iMac and
PowerBook Pro -- I had, as I often do, moved the AccessGrid folder from 
/Applications into
/Users/Shared, where I prefer to keep locally installed software when 
possible, to simplify
backups and management.  When I moved it back into /Applications, all 
was well.  It might
be worth giving some thought to allowing the directory to be rooted in 
places other than
/Applications.

On a separate note, though, when it first came up, it tested 31 bridges, 
then complained that
bridges were disabled and suggested that I look in Preferences to remedy 
that.  I opened
Preferences, and selected "Bridging," and indeed every bridge appears as 
"Disabled."  Above
the list of bridges the popup instructs one to "Right-click a bridge 
below to enable or disable it."
I have no clue what they mean by "right-click" on a Mac.  I tried 
holding down the Control, Option, and Command keys while clicking 
(suggested by tricks used by X Windows on the
Mac), to no avail.  How do I turn on those bridges?  :)


Cheers, Rick Rodgers
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Todd Zimmerman wrote:
> On Fri, 2008-10-31 at 16:07 -0400, R. P. C. Rodgers wrote:
>   
>> Dear AG Colleagues,
>>
>> The very latest AG package, 3.2 beta 1, claims to work on the Intel Mac 
>> under Mac OS X 10.5 --
>> but it refuses to start on my 10.5.5 machines.  Can someone remind me of 
>> where to look for the
>> appropriate log files to start trying to figure out the problem?  
>> Alternatively, is there a known
>> problem using it under 10.5.5?  Thanks in advance for any guidance.
>>     
>
>
> I'm currently running 3.2 beta (build 1) on a 10.5.5 intel laptop and
> all seems to be working fine (except the usual audio issues).
>
>
> I believe the logs can be found in ~/.AccessGrid3/Logs
>
> Cheers,
>
> Todd
>
>