IUnitOfMeasure returns wrong format on Intel Mac -- CS2 SDK !!

Hi, I am trying to convert the Point value to the current document measurement system and it is working fine on other Macs except Intel Mac. It is returning some weired trailing decimal values when run on an Intel Mac. Any ideas how to fix that. On Intel mac the returned value is something like "4.180599999999999 in" when expected is "4.1805 in: InterfacePtr<IUnitOfMeasureSettings> iMeasurePrefs(docWorkspaceRef, IID_IUNITOFMEASURESETTINGS); int16 vUnitIndex = iMeasurePrefs->GetYUnitOfMeasureIndex(); InterfacePtr<IMeasurementSystem> ms(gSession, IID_IMEASUREMENTSYSTEM); InterfacePtr<IUnitOfMeasure> vCurrentUnit(ms->QueryUnitOfMeasure(vUnitIndex)); vCurrentUnit->Format(vCurrentUnit->PointsToUnits(pointY), result); Any clues !! thanks shwetag

Roger--
Thanks for the reply. According to the man page for hdiutil, the parameters I'm using should allow me to create a bootable Intel ISO file on the PPC. For example, I've created a work directory with the files to be burned inside it. The command I've used is:
*+hdiutil makehybrid -o new.iso work/ -iso -eltorito-boot work/isolinux.bin -no-emul-boot+*
But, no workee. That's what puzzles me. If it's the same OS version, why doesn't it work? Unless there's some code in the command that's tied specifically to the hardware type that the command is running on...

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Date/Time: 2006-10-17 15:35:14.346 -0500
OS Version: 10.4.8 (Build 8L2127)
Report Version: 4
Command: Final Cut Pro
Path: /Applications/Final Cut Pro.app/Contents/MacOS/Final Cut Pro
Parent: WindowServer [60]
Version: 5.1.2 (5.1.2)
Build Version: 3
Project Name: FCPApp
Source Version: 609211640
PID: 244
Thread: 0
Exception: EXCBADACCESS (0x0001)
Codes: KERNPROTECTIONFAILURE (0x0002) at 0x000069b0
Thread 0 Crashed:
0 com.apple.FinalCutPro 0x0000a424 VEFrames2TimeCode + 292
1 com.apple.FinalCutPro 0x00020c86 DispatchHashDict(KGDictSelector, KGDictInt*, KGDictParams*) + 4336
2 com.apple.FinalCutPro 0x00105e53 KGDictTransferC(KGDictInt*, KGDictInt*, KGDictTransferType, Path*, Path*) + 177
3 com.apple.FinalCutPro 0x00105e8c pKGDictTransfer(KGDictInt*, KGDictInt*, KGDictTransferType, ...) + 50
4 com.apple.FinalCutPro 0x0034cb75 pKGClipNewFromItemsFull(KGDictInt**, KGItemSpec*, double*, long, KGClipNewFlag, KGDictInt**) + 10939
5 com.apple.FinalCutPro 0x0034d3dd pKGClipNewFromItems(KGDictInt*, KGItemSpec*, long, unsigned char, unsigned char, unsigned char) + 153
6 ...Pro.Plugins.Timeline Editor 0x08aac6bf TLSetCenterFrame(TimelineViewRecord*, unsigned char, long) + 16843
7 ...Pro.Plugins.Timeline Editor 0x08abcec6 TLShowReelDupes(KGDictInt*) + 3878
8 ...Pro.Plugins.Timeline Editor 0x08ad6d2d DisposeMenuStrings() + 53723
9 com.apple.FinalCutPro 0x001108a2 pKGDragMouseMove(KGPoint*, KGDragRefRec*) + 826
10 ...FinalCutPro.Plugins.Browser 0x0866c7db ComputeLayoutInfo(BrowserRec*) + 7745
11 ...FinalCutPro.Plugins.Browser 0x08671c39 ComputeLayoutInfo(BrowserRec*) + 29343
12 com.apple.FinalCutPro 0x00275c43 PPassMouseEvent(KGPanelRecord*, KGDictInt*, long) + 1483
13 com.apple.FinalCutPro 0x0027ed91 pKGPanelMessage(long, long, KGDictInt*, KGViewRecord*) + 97
14 com.apple.FinalCutPro 0x0023049d ServicesPanelsMessageProc(long, long, KGDictInt*, KGPanelRecord*) + 109
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17 com.apple.FinalCutPro 0x0028a09b pKGSendWindowMessage(KGWindowRec*, long, long, KGDictInt*) + 93
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19 com.apple.FinalCutPro 0x00140b47 DoEvent(OpaqueEventRef*, KGDictInt*) + 685
20 com.apple.FinalCutPro 0x003cd341 Events(OpaqueEventHandlerCallRef*, OpaqueEventRef*, void*) + 69
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22 com.apple.HIToolbox 0x92dd5f10 SendEventToEventTargetInternal(OpaqueEventRef*, OpaqueEventTargetRef*, HandlerCallRec*) + 304
23 com.apple.HIToolbox 0x92ddd1f0 SendEventToEventTarget + 56
24 com.apple.HIToolbox 0x92ddd683 ToolboxEventDispatcherHandler(OpaqueEventHandlerCallRef*, OpaqueEventRef*, void*) + 1169
25 com.apple.HIToolbox 0x92dd6c22 DispatchEventToHandlers(EventTargetRec*, OpaqueEventRef*, HandlerCallRec*) + 2044
26 com.apple.HIToolbox 0x92dd5f10 SendEventToEventTargetInternal(OpaqueEventRef*, OpaqueEventTargetRef*, HandlerCallRec*) + 304
27 com.apple.HIToolbox 0x92ddd1f0 SendEventToEventTarget + 56
28 com.apple.HIToolbox 0x92e210c7 ToolboxEventDispatcher + 81
29 com.apple.HIToolbox 0x92e1fadf RunApplicationEventLoop + 165
30 com.apple.FinalCutPro 0x0013cfb4 KGMainEvent(void*) + 46
31 com.apple.FinalCutPro 0x0028dccf main + 59
32 com.apple.FinalCutPro 0x00002fc6 _start + 228
33 com.apple.FinalCutPro 0x00002ee1 start + 41
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Thread 0 crashed with X86 Thread State (32-bit):
eax: 0x000069b0 ebx: 0x00000001 ecx: 0x30ef9a21 edx: 0xbfffdab4
edi: 0x20d211b0 esi: 0xbfffdc6c ebp: 0xbfffdad8 esp: 0xbfffda9c
ss: 0x0000001f efl: 0x00010246 eip: 0x0000a424 cs: 0x00000017
ds: 0x0000001f es: 0x0000001f fs: 0x00000000 gs: 0x00000037
any help would be mucho appreciated!
cheers
-David

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panic(cpu 3 caller 0x003A1D25): getPhysicalSegment() out of 32b range 0x1001fd000, len 0x1000, class IOGeneralMemoryDescriptor
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0x47c034a8 : 0x39f8b1 (0x6f27380 0x0 0x47c034ec 0x3bc21c)
0x47c03508 : 0xc8deff (0x64747a0 0x6f27380 0x0 0x5ed230b8)
0x47c03578 : 0xc7c50b (0x6472600 0x64af500 0x0 0x1a1ec0)
0x47c035a8 : 0x5fa88b (0x651e300 0x7033900 0x47c035cc 0x47c035c8)
0x47c035d8 : 0xc38cec (0x651e300 0x7033900 0x0 0xc39020)
0x47c03648 : 0xc3646c (0x6525c00 0x6f27380 0xde5e868 0x0)
0x47c036c8 : 0x51a020 (0x65a8380 0x6f27380 0xde5e868 0x0)
0x47c03768 : 0x51d38b (0x6df5300 0xcbd0d000 0x1b 0x6f27380)
0x47c037e8 : 0x522da1 (0x6df5300 0xcbd0d000 0x1b 0x6f27380)
0x47c03888 : 0x522e48 (0x0 0x0 0x47c038f8 0x1ef607)
0x47c03898 : 0x1ef607 (0x5a8cf820 0x200ba9 0x0 0x1)
0x47c038f8 : 0x1c0a02 (0x47c039d8 0x47c03954 0x16 0x62f0a2c)
0x47c03998 : 0x2fab82 (0x6e35c60 0x47c039d8 0x47c039e8 0x1bf216)
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com.ATTO.driver.ATTOCelerityFC(2.4.1)@0xc7f000
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com.apple.iokit.IOSCSIParallelFamily(1.4.3)@0xc78000
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com.apple.iokit.IOSCSIArchitectureModelFamily(1.5.1)@0x5f5000
com.apple.iokit.IOStorageFamily(1.5.1)@0x515000
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I did a clean install of Tiger and only updated to 10.4.9 (I thought the newest OS update may have caused the problem.)
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0x515d3d88 : 0x162e1f (0x1c95f3c 0x7ebc6000 0x0 0x7ebc9000)
0x515d3db8 : 0x15c259 (0x1c95f3c 0x7ebc6000 0x281c 0x0)
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Memory Module: DIMM Riser A/DIMM 2, 2 GB, DDR2 FB-DIMM, 667 MHz
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_Initial troubleshooting_ (you've probably done this already – sometimes it is easier to fix the problem without finding the root cause)
- +Disk Utility+. Boot from the Mac OS® X install CD. After the language selection screen, when the main screen comes up, wait until the menu bar at the top of the screen populates. Then select Disk Utility from the menu. More information is available:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=301170
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=106214
- Reset NVRAM/PRAM. See:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=2238
_Further troubleshooting_: the following may assist in isolating the cause of the kernel panic.
+If the problem still occurs primarily in only one program+ (such as Motion 2), then uninstall that program.
+If it seems the problem is random now+: did you install any new hardware recently? If yes, then remove that hardware and see if the problem still occurs.
+In System Preferences+, under Sharing, make sure that file sharing, Windows sharing, web sharing, remote login, etc. are turned off.
+Hardware diagnostics+: on some Macs, you can run an Apple® Hardware Test by holding down the '''d''' button while booting the computer from the Mac® OS X install CD. You may see a blue screen with a small icon in the middle. After about 2 minutes, instructions will appear; please follow the on-screen instructions for running an "extended" test. If the Apple Hardware Test finds a problem, then take the computer to the Genius Bar® at the local Apple store, or call AppleCare® again; maybe with the 12GB of RAM you have, some of might be bad. Also, when you visit the Genius Bar or call Apple Care, have a printout of the above (your post) available; additionally, you may wish to write down the kernel panic message again so the support staff or you yourself can compare the 2 error screens and see how they are similar or different. Anyway I strongly suspect a hardware problem but it could be almost anything.
+Open up your favorite antivirus program+ and scan the entire hard drive just to make sure, if you have not already done so.
If all else fails and you need to reformat (you should probably go to the Apple Store to rule out any hardware problems before doing this), then choose the "zero all data" option under "security options" in the Disk Utility program. This erases the entire disk, not just the directory structure.
In conclusion I think you are right about calling AppleCare again but I hope these steps are useful (if they are not a recapitulation of what you already know).

Intel Mac Mini stuck in reboot loop

I just upgraded the hard drive in my 2007 intel mac mini core duo. Drive formatted successfully, contains GUID Partition Table.
OSX 10.5 installed successfully.
Machine rebooted, I ran software update to 10.5.7 successfully.
Upon installing Adobe Flash Player, Adobe Acrobat Reader, machine began to react slowly to commands.
Rebooted machine, went to Grey Apple Screen with spinning dash wheen icon.
Machine rebooted itself, once again going to the grey apply screen with the spinning wheel.
After about 15 minutes of letting the continual reboot cycle happen, I inserted the installation DVD for 10.5, held the power button in to power off the machine, and booted from the disk.
I ran disk utility. Disk Utility shows the hard drive, shows the partition (GUID Partition) correctly.
I Verified Disk, which verified as "OK"
Repaired permissions.
Restarted machine.
Once again, it loaded to the grey apple screen, stayed there with the spinning dash wheel for about 3 minutes then continued to reboot over and over (everytime it reboots it sticks on the grey apple screen for 3 minutes before rebooting.
I once again powered off the machine and reset the PRAM.
Machine stuck again on reboot cycle.
I powered off the machine and reset the mini's SMC.
Machine is still stuck in reboot cycle.
I have also taken the mini back apart and verified that all RAM and connections are seated properly.
Any advice on what to do at this point will be very helpful.

+And I promise I will not download and install a hundred different programs this time.+
Good idea.
Any time you install software in OSX, there is a small, but finite, chance that the installation process won't be able to access a needed file because it is in use. This can mess up pre-binding, or even prevent files from being updated.
So the best advice is not to run any other programs while doing software installs or updates. And when in doubt, run DiskUtility afterwards and fix permissions one more time.
I cringe whenever I think of a post I read a while back about a Mac user who boasted about what music he likes to run in iTunes while doing system software updates. Not a good idea. It's "Russian roulette" with maybe 99 blanks in the "gun", but one real bullet that can kill your Mac's installation.

Intel Mac mini and widescreen TV output (analog)

I just replaced my 1.25 GHz mini with a dual-core Intel one, and are really disappointed that the wide-screen resolution options are nowhere to be found. I'm using the Apple DVI-to-Video adapter with an S-Video cable.
On the G4 Mac mini, I would get 640x480 (NTSC 4:3), 800x480 (NTSC 16:9), 768x576 (PAL 4:3) and 1024x576 (PAL 16:9). Together with Overscan and Best for Video, I got a really nice picture on my 16:9 CRT TV (can display PAL and NTSC in either 4:3 or 16:9).
With the Intel Mac mini, I only get 640x480.
(The other available resolutions do not match with the actual NTSC or PAL frequencies or aspect ratios. For example, 720x480 or 720x576 is used as the pixel format for some digital media, but the pixels are not square, and so far, all software expects display pixels to be square. So it's actually quite useless.)
Is there a trick to get those resolutions to show up in Displays and become usable?

1.) I am using either 1920x1080 (interlaced) which is the resultion that has the worst problem with text sharpness. Now, I have discovered the Zoom feature in OSX and I can use it to some degree to make things readable. This may be my best option.
2.) I have done the calibraton and it does look quite a bit better. Those the DVD output is good but not great.
3.) Apparently, from what I have read, this is a common problem. Maybe a driver upgrade from Apple or Intel could fix?
I bought a Philips DVI cable. I know it's not the best but it should suffice. Monster cables seem to be overpriced. I plan to hook my PC to my HDTV with the same cable. My ATi card supports HD resolutions as well.
I also hooked the mini to my CRT that I have on my Dell and it looks very good there. I am impressed that OSX adjusts the resoltions that it can display upon boot. Even which switching displays.
Intel Mini Duo Core Mac OS X (10.4.5) 512MB RAM

I did it! Opened Intel Mac all by myself!

Hello,
For a girl, I like to think I'm a little tech savy. I like gadgets just like most guys. I have recently picked up a Intel Mac Mini and was kinda itching to crack it open to see what kind of trouble I could get into. (Hopefully none of course)
Its my 3rd day with this new toy and I found it running very slow just surfing and thought maybe if I put a bit more ram in it, it might help. However, I only had an old 512 and turns out to be the wrong kind (ddr333). But I cracked open the case none the less just to torture myself!!!!
All I can say is it was EASY as pie to open the case. I used a spatual, kind of rectangular, about 1.5 to 2 inches wide (didn't measure it) it was pretty flimsy and very thin and looked like it would do the job. I had on hand the tools that came with a replacement battery for the Ipod MIni. Futureshop had installed it and gave back the tools for me to keep. The plastic thingy used to pry open the Ipod Mini helped a bit to wedge the Mac Mini when I went to the other side, so all in all it took less than a minute to open the case. It actually looks hard and scary but isn't at all.
I fretted about the antenna and checked the web abit ....just squeeze the 2 black thingys under the antenna together and it will pop up..but don't let it fly off, there's a spring under the antenna so be careful. The antenna is attached to a wire, so don't pull away..just lay it over the side for now and and remember its there so as to not rip it off the wires.
Next step that was a bit tricky was getting this wire attached to a small plastic thing at the front off. Sorry can't really explain what it is but it needs to be popped off from where it is attached. I used my Ipod plastic tool to help wedge it upwards bit by bit to get it off. It is a very tight spot and even my little fingers got in the way. That took a few minutes.
Now the part I hated the most was removing the screws. 3 are the same size and the 4th is longer. Make sure you place the mac mini a certain way when removing the screws so as to not mix them up. I place the screws in the way they were removed and made sure the mini was facing the same way when putting the screws back in. Not really rocket science but helps.
Okay, what I didn't like about the screws is it was a bit tricky to get them out as they were not out in the open except for one. The screws are very tiny..my "00" screwdriver didn't work well but the tools from the Ipod Mini did come in handy..I used the screwdriver to remove the screws . (glad I had it) You need to be careful not to drop them in the hole when screwing the back in.
Once all the screws were off and the little plastic connector removed, you can now gently lift up this top half where the harddrive is housed. When lifting, watch for the brownish cable that is attached on one side, it is attached to the top and bottom halves. You need to lean to top half over towards the brown cable so not rip it off. Also this is where the antenna is hanging over, so watch out you don't rip the antenna off at this stage too.
To change the ram is just like changing ram on your laptop. Same clippy things.
I checked the ram and yes, my old ram is not compatible so I'm S.O.L. and have to re-open this baby tomorrow as I'll be running out to get some.
So when closing up the Mini, I gingerly flipped the top part back over and watched out for the antenna. Put the antenna back on by squeezing the black thingys again and it snapped into place nicely. No big there.
Fussed a teeny bit to line up the holes. Put the plastic wire connector thingy back in at the front...it was tricky again as the space is so small to work in. Once I felt the top portion lined up, I carefully put the screws back in....praying that they didn't fall off into the unit. That would really pee me off as I would have to probably turn it upside down to get the screw out!?!? But all was well!
Lastly, put the case back on. First gently placing it on and lining it up as there is a metal thingy at the back end and make sure no wires are hanging out. Once I thought everything looked okay, I had to tap each corner down until the case went into place completely. Viola!!! All for not!!!
Hopefully everything will be fine tomorrow when I do it all over again. If I can do it..so can you!!!
Enjoy all!

Sal,
No.
1. The actual text of the warranty and the applicable law* govern, not the manual. For the armchair lawyers who bring up e) in the warranty: The burden of proof of damage caused is still on Apple.
2. Reread the manual: It does not and cannot legally say that opening the case voids the warranty.
Even though the manual says that there are no user upgradable parts, it doesn't change Apple's obligations under the warranty or take away your rights under federal (and New York state) statutes.
One thing to keep in mind: Anything you install and anything you break because you did so are not covered by warranty. If you don't know what you're doing, you should stay out of the guts of your computer.
-Wayne
*I linked to the actual text of the applicable federal statute and interpretation of that statute by the federal agency that is charged with enforcing it.

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