Hello,

Off the bat I cannot answer why it worked last night and why it does not work now. Can you reproduce the crash every time? What are the specs of your system? What Line 6 hardware and software versions do you have? Logic is most likely generating a log file if it is crashing. Can you attach that file to this thread?

Line6Miller

The crash logs are really going to help us determine what's going on. So, let's see if we can get them attached to this thread.

To find Logic crash logs go to HD>Users>Username>Library>Logs>Logic

To find your Mac crash logs go to HD>Library>Logs>Crash Reporter.

If you can attach these logs to the thread that would be great. Also, if you have not done so already, fill out your support profile at http://line6.com/account/supportprofile/.

And finally, if this is a consistent crash, tell me how you are able to do reproduce it. I'll need that information when I log the bug. Thanks.

Line6Miller

Thanks for the crash log. In your last post you mentioned that Logic is freezing however in your first post you say that it "crashes the whole darn thing".  Is Logic the only app that is freezing? Is the whole Mac freezing? Is the Mac actually crashing?

Line6Miller

Thanks. Is that log file you attached a crash log for your Mac or for Logic? Or both? I just want to make sure I have everythign in place before I log a bug. Again, you can make this happen every time?

Also, would you be able to fill out your support profile for me and be as detailed as you can? Thanks.

http://line6.com/account/supportprofile/

Line6Miller

Thanks again.

OK. So please let me know if this recipe is accurate or if I need to adjust anything.

1. Connect POD Studio UX2 to computer via direct USB port

2. Launch Logic 9 (latest version?) and create a new session

3. Set audio preferences appropriately. (Input/Output device to be m-audio profire 2626)

4. Create an audio track in Logic 9

5. Insert an instance of POD Farm Plug in onto audio track

Result is Logic freezes and needs to be force closed.

Is this about it?

Line6Miller

Very frustrating all of this!!

Had the same problem. After I downloaded and installed the beta drivers, i was able to connect my POD Xt Live without the kernal panic. Even got Gear box to work. Then when I down loaded PoDfarm to use with Logic 9 - back to the drawing board everytime I connected POD XT Live. I backtracked and realised that when I installed PodFarm, the audio drivers were re-installed. Looks like this install wrote over the Beta version and rendered it useless. So I uninstalled the L6 drivers, reinstalled the beta driver and reinstalled PodFarm but de-selected "audio drivers" on the installer..... (only POD Farm AU is installed) ......everything works, but I notice clicks and pops when recording using Pod Farm AU plugin. This proble could be avoided in the first place if the audio drivers in the PoD Farm were updated to Beta versions by L6????????????

Cheers Guys.

Hello,

So you're getting Kernel panics with the newest driver? Are you sure you have the newest driver installed? Did you by chance update the driver and then reinstall POD Farm or Gearbox?

Line6Miller