#Suitcase fusion core not starting how to#
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#Suitcase fusion core not starting mac#

#Suitcase fusion core not starting mac#

Once in Disk Utility, choose First Aid/Repair Disk with your hard drive selected, and it will attempt to fix any directory issues on your Mac itself. If you have the restore disc that came with your Mac, start from that disc (holding C during a restart) and choose Utilities and Disk Utility. Most of the time, logging out or restarting your mac fixes this issue, but you might need to repair your Mac's directory to solve issues with Suitcase Fusion and Adobe Illustrator. Over at the Extensis forums, there is a discussion regarding not being able to start the FM Core, slightly different to your issue. I'm sorry that I said anything about your remarks because you are generous with your time and expertise, and helpful.įM Core and Suitcase Fusion depend heavily on a correctly working volume.

#Suitcase fusion core not starting how to#

There are so many things to learn and keep up with, even when things work as they are supposed to, it can be a daunting task to learn how to use the software, much less to be a computer expert as well. It struck a chord with me, who works alone, with no other tech support than manuals, forums, articles and occasional call in to manufacturer. 'Now when you get to work ask someone who knows a little about computers to assist you. Wade, you were rational and helpful and are always eager to help, and are to be commended for that. I did not have any font management program installed on the older laptop) Now I can no longer use Creative Suite 2 on this one, though, and at first thought the FM core problem and that issue were related. (I did have creative suite 2 installed, because i imported everything from my old, failing laptop onto this computer. Then I got Suitcase Fusion 2 and installed it and the 'FM Core' alert messages. I have a brand new Mac with the latest operating system, and Creative Suite 4 and did not have a previous font management program ever installed on this computer.

#Suitcase fusion core not starting password#

If you're not logged in as an Admin user, you'll need to click the lock and enter a password first)Ĥ.Evidently, the problem is not resolved with version 2 of Suitcase Fusion. Change the *Computer Name* to something shorter with no spaces or special characters, something like Apparently, if you have any special characters in your *Computer Name* or if it exceeds 20 characters, then this causes a problem with the *Bonjour Name* and then consequently with Suitcase Fusion …simples.Ģ. The problem had something to do with the *Bonjour Name* of my Mac. I didn't feel that re-installing Suitcase Fusion was going to do any good, so said thank you and went back to scouring Google …and lo, the solution was there all along… I called Applecare (who had surprisingly not heard of this Application) and they suggested moving theĬom. preferences file to the desktop and restarting my Mac (essentially resetting Suitcase Fusion). This is a bit of an open and shut post as I've found the solution, but it's a bit obscure so thought I'd stick it up here in case anyone else had this problem.Īfter installing the 10.5.8 update, Suitcase Fusion (am using v12.1.7) would bounce once in the dock and then abort.