Mac keeps crashing

For your help and questions
Post Reply
ebpotts
Posts: 1
Joined: Tue Dec 29, 2009 7:48 am

Mac keeps crashing

Post by ebpotts »

I have a mac os x 10.5 with a cricut expression. I updated firmware to 2.34. I moved the serial driver from the systems. Every time I click cut it crashes. HELP!! It is making me crazy...with no sleep. THANK YOU
gingerd
Posts: 146
Joined: Sat Dec 05, 2009 12:10 pm

Re: Mac keeps crashing

Post by gingerd »

Have you emailed tech support? Try that.....I'm on a Mac also, but on 10.6.2. Mine is running fine for designing. I haven't had a chance to cut anything the past couple of days. So, once I go back to cutting I'll be keeping my fingers crossed. I have version 2.003.

HTH,
Ginger
lcerdas
Posts: 13
Joined: Tue Nov 03, 2009 12:12 pm

Re: Mac keeps crashing

Post by lcerdas »

I have a mac, too and had the same problem. Are you unplugging your machine between each cut?? I have to unplug the usb from my keyboard (thats the USB port I use) between each cut. just break the connection between each cut. Try it!
jasenj1
Posts: 364
Joined: Mon Sep 28, 2009 3:06 am
Location: Newport News, VA, USA; SCAL 2.044-Expression; SCAL 3-Cameo; Mac; Inkscape 0.48; GIMP 2.6

Re: Mac keeps crashing

Post by jasenj1 »

ebpotts wrote:I have a mac os x 10.5 with a cricut expression. I updated firmware to 2.34. I moved the serial driver from the systems. Every time I click cut it crashes. HELP!! It is making me crazy...with no sleep. THANK YOU
I have a Mac running 10.5 with SCAL 2.003. What version of SCAL are you using?
I moved the serial driver from the systems.
I don't understand this. What does this mean? I didn't do anything with any serial driver. My SCAL works fine - or mostly fine. It crashes occasionally, perhaps you are trying to cut something that is causing the crash - it's not very hard.

- Jasen.
gingerd
Posts: 146
Joined: Sat Dec 05, 2009 12:10 pm

Re: Mac keeps crashing

Post by gingerd »

On a guess unplug the Cricut from your keyboard. The keyboard usb ports just aren't powerful enough for anything but a mouse. Plug the Cricut directly into your computer.

HTH,
Ginger
Post Reply