Missing system folder and CDT-10002 error

How do I restore the "system folder" in my workarea. I'm getting a "CDT-10002 Data Schema error Cannot match language" when trying to execute the Application Design Transformer.
Thanks

look in your other folders and see if you can find it. If so then just include it by right click and include folder then find the System folder and include it.
look in trash and lost & found also.
Michael

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Missing System Folder in Classic

I really need some help here
Purchased an I BOOK G4 notebook .. mostly as a back up for some graphic programs.
It is running a clean copy of OS X version 10.4.11
Classic is missing the system folder and as a result i cant seem to install anything???
Do not have any OS disks with the machine
What are my options??

Hello, and welcome to Apple Discussions!
You will need a source for a valid and installable OS 9.2.2 system for use
as Classic before you can install and use any pre-OS X applications...
And you really need to have an OS X (tiger 10.4) retail or correct install
disc set to support and maintain the system, and its license in the iBook.
The computer model shipped with a machine specific series of install-restore
discs and the OS 9.2.2 Classic would have been on one of them; usually not
the main disc, that has OS X installers on it. Since that computer did not boot
OS 9.2.2, the installer would be specific to the computer; about the only way
to get an OS 9 from an optional OS X install disc, if you have software but no
computer, the OS X has to see and recognize an appropriate installer, though.
Since OS X is primary and OS 9 does not boot an iBook G4, you have to find
a way to install OS 9.2.2 by drag and drop; or get ahold of a correct original
install-restore disc set for that computer from some online source. There is a
small chance that someone may have the right one for your build model iBook
Used to be, you could call Apple sales support at 1-800-MY-APPLE and ask to
speak to a product specialist about replacement original discs for the iBook G4
and provide them with the product's serial number, and order a new replacement
set of install discs, for a reasonable fee. The correct Apple Hardware Test is on
those discs, so that was the best deal going. The original software could have
been a version of Panther 10.3.9, and if the computer CPU was faster than
800MHz it would not dual boot OS 9 and OS X. This is where details matter.
You may be able to identify your iBook by serial number by using the search
link in everymac.com, to help find which iBook G4 model it really is, and then
know more about upgrading it, getting replacement or upgrade software, and
other important facts. Such as what Apple Hardware Test was in original s/w.
Any other OS 9.1 or 9.2(.1) install disc would not work, since they either would
be for some other computer and made to install when booted (C key held on start)
or, would be too old for the direct install method to work, it won't under OS X if
not the correct disc set for the computer.
You may be able to find a way to install an OS 9.1 or OS 9.2 on an external HDD
or flash USB drive, and update it to OS 9.2.2 using download update files, and
then copy (drag/drop) it into an iBook G4, for use as non-boot Classic 9.
On a trial basis and to test some hardware, I was able to use a newer iBook G4
second install disc which contained an OS 9.2.2 install, and use it as Classic in
a different computer running OS X, by use of Pacifist utility. This takes a packet
of data out of the disc and then installs it from the desktop, directly. It can work.
But there are so many variables some of the things that Could Work, may Not.
Some suggest you may be able to make a copy of a working OS 9.2.2 system
folder and an Applications 9 folder from a working computer and use them as
Classic in some other OS X PPC model of Mac that does not boot OS 9.2.2.
You may be able to use a USB flash drive to copy an OS 9.2 system and its
applications (9) folder. You may even be able to test it as a working idea,
while it still is on the USB memory drive; by pointing the Classic preference
panel (in System Preferences) to look for a Classic system there. Or drag
and drop it into the computer. The good about old OS 9.2 & before, is the
simple way to move a system around; and OS X won't allow that method.
And of course, OS X 10.5 Leopard can't use an OS 9.2.2 Classic.
The original install disc set would be the best bet. Is there any chance the seller
may have misplaced the software set belonging to the computer you bought?
These are considered a part number of the computer, as such, part of the sale.
If bought from a company who fixes and resells computers, do they offer any
optional software for an additional fee? The discs should be included, but in
several instances, people buy a computer second-hand and have no software.
You may have to contact resellers and maybe even auction sites, once you can
identify the exact set of software you need; companies such as welovemacs or
others you can search for may have something; most are overpriced, to me.
The ebay auction tales are enough to scare me into keeping the original discs
and include them when I forward the computer to some other future user.
I have not bought any replacement software online, and OS 9.2.2 installers for
a specific OS X running computer, to be used as Classic, narrow the field; since
the OS 9 system installer on iBook disc media is often made for that model.
Well, I have ideas. And they seem to work better for me in person than when
I've told some persons about them online. Just as well, if there's some glitch
you can avoid by finding the correct discs (in the land of plenty) that's good.
To *search " OS 9.2.2 install CD " in google* may bring up some choices,
but I have no experience with retail resellers of old or used software.
In a few cases, if you get very good at identifying iBook G4s, you may
be able to find a broken one exactly like yours with the original software.
These should be relatively inexpensive; but have very limited use discs.
Hope this may help, somewhat...
Good luck & happy computing!
+PS: I think I need a little more coffee!+

TS1717 try to open and says program can't start because MSVCR80.dll is missing from computer and says windows error 126

try to open itunes on my computer and get messageprogram can't start because MSVCR80.dll is missing from computer and a windows error 126 comes up

Hi arw8669,
If you are having issues with iTunes after an attempted update, you may find the following article helpful:
iTunes 11.1.4 for Windows: Unable to install or open
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS5376
Regards,
- Brenden

Do I need OS 9 System Folder and Applications?

I am running low on space and am looking at things to remove from my internal hard drive. Is there any risk to removing the OS 9 folders? I have a 200G external harddrive with lots of space. Is moving the folders there a better option than deleting them or does moving them cause problems also if I might need them in the future?
Thanks,
Sande
powerbook Mac OS X (10.3.9) 12 in

Hi, asinhk. The disk space you'd regain by deleting your OS 9 System Folder and Applications Folder is likely to be less, maybe far less, than one gigabyte. Check the sizes of those folders using the Finder's Get Info command to see how much space you're actually talking about.
If you have no need at all to run Classic applications — you never do so in your day-to-day work, and you have no old, stored documents that you'll ever need to access in Classic mode — then you can safely delete OS 9 and its applications. It would also be OK to transfer the two major OS 9-related folders to your external drive, if you do need to run Classic sometimes, and if you'll have the external drive connected to the Powerbook whenever you need to use Classic. If you do that, you'll need to re-specify the new location of the System Folder to use for Classic in the Classic pane of System Preferences.
But ultimately, if you are so pressed for hard drive space that removing OS 9 from your internal drive is going to make any significant difference, then you'll need a new, larger internal hard drive very soon even if you do delete OS 9. If you ever need to perform an Archive & Install of OS X, or you ever want to burn a DVD, you'll need at least 5GB of available space on your internal hard drive to do so. If you can't free up that much space on your HD right now without making agonizing choices about what to keep, you already need a bigger drive.

I have a fairly elderly I Mac 7.1 (2.47 Ghz Intel Core Duo) operating OSX v 10.9.5. At the core level I find two Library folders, one within the System Folder and one by itself with the other core level folders - mostly same content. Is this right?

iMac 7.1 (2.47 Ghz Intel Core Duo w/2GB memory) operating OSX v 10.9.5. At the core level I find two Library folders, one within the System Folder and one by itself with the other core level folders - mostly same content. Is this right or do I have a duplication problem?
The system is slow.

CDT-10002 Error message

Hi all,
When I open the Application Design Transformer I get error "CDT-10002: Data Schema Error: Cannot match language" 4 times.
Then when I do "OK" I get to the generator dialog, ask to generate a FORM and get a PL/SQL module instead.
So I have 2 questions:
1st. Where can we find the error messages help file? I can't find it anywhere;
2nd. Since I don't have a help file to explain me what is causing this error (and misgeneration), can any of you provide some help and guidence?
Thanks a lot,
João Prates

Hello Joao,
You can find information on the error messages here on
OTN. Goto the Designer documentation page and scroll to
the Designer 6i Release 4.4 section. Direct link is:
http://otn.oracle.com/docs/products/designer/content.html
You will see two documents, called Designer 6i Error
Messages and Repository 6i Error Messages. These are
no different from 9i Designer (we are working on
updating the documentation pages).
Meanwhile, we really need more information to be able to
help at all with your query.
What version of Designer and repository are you using?
Which version of the database are you using?
Which operating system are you using?
Do you have access to Metalink? If so, have you tried
looking there (http://metalink.oracle.com)?
Did you have any installation problems? Does the
Repository Administration Utility show all objects
as installed and valid?
Hope this helps.
Regards,
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Designer Product Management
Oracl

Missing system prefrences and other apps!! What do i do!?

My I book G4 with tiger has been having some issues. First my (system preferences, mail, automator ect.) applications are missing. I have a external hard drive but i do not know how to go about backing it up. My computer is also experiencing long startup times (2+ min.) and trouble connecting to wi-fi. Please help me.

If the computer shipped with the Tiger 10.4.x system on DVD media, then you
have most if not all the stuff to get going on that install disc#1. You can start
the computer from the install disc 1 by inserting that disc into the optical drive
and restarting with the C key held down. This gets you into the Installer; but
within the first page with a full window and the Installer menu-bar, you have
options and access to tools, such as Disk Utility. And options in Disk Utility.
Depending on what kind of external drive unit you have, it could be used as a
backup. Some kinds of backups are best done to a FireWire enclosed HDD
with a bootable chipset for making bootable clones of OS X using a clone utility
such as Carbon Copy Cloner or Super Duper; both are download utilities and
they can be utilized directly once the instructions from their home pages are clear.
A clone should not be performed to a USB2.0 drive if expected to be bootable in
the older PPC Macs; though some users had some successes in some instances
the FireWire drive appeared the best overall setup to be invested in for those.
You could use Pacifist utility (will run in Demo mode) to extricate correct packages
from the Installer, to attempt to repair by reinstalling, just the parts that are missing.
Pacifist can install parts of the system as it pulls them from a source and makes an
installer on the desktop. This can be tricky, since it may not work the first time. And
some aspects of the instructions can be unclear, making the result non-functional.
An 'Archive & Install' - then update the resulting new system folder using the Combo
and last security updates, all Java updates, quicktime, shockwave & flash player,
new browsers, and other parts, could be the best way to go. If the hard disk drive is
not failing, a full new installation on a zero-overwritten and reformatted hard disk drive
would be a way to assure yourself the old content would be wiped out totally; so some
kind of backup of even a defective drive's contents would be a good idea.
• Mac OS X: About the Archive and Install feature
Dec 2, 2008 ... This document discusses the Archive and Install feature of the Mac OS X
Installer. To learn more about this feature in Mac OS X 10.4 or ...
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1710
• General advice on performing an Archive and Install
The Archive and Install installation option is used to replace the System-level comp-
onents ... This is generally: 5 GB for Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger® and earlier; ...
http://www.thexlab.com/faqs/archiveinstall.html
• Mac OS X 10.4, 10.5: About installation options
Oct 17, 2008... Instead, you might benefit more from doing an Archive and Install
installation (see "Archive and Install," below)....
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1545
• Pacifist: http://www.charlessoft.com/
• Carbon Copy Cloner: http://www.bombich.com/software/ccc.html
With a mangled System and missing parts, some aspects of making an archive may be
difficult. And your Disk Utility in the computer's system normally is within the Applications
folder, in a Utilities folder. If Apps is gone, so is the Disk Utility. There is one on the boot
install disc; so you can prepare an appropriate external hard disk drive with that, for use
as a backup or clone host, if it is suitable.
You have a few options. I'm still trying to figure out how the System Preferences and
Applications folders could be missing or trashed from a user's computer. Unless a
helper who had access to the computer while the admin-owner was away, had fun
and opened folders, files, drives; and played drag-drop, trash, etc.
Had you tried a search for System Preferences to see if that item was moved into
some other incorrect location or the Apps moved into another folder?
Sound like fun...
Good luck & happy computing!
{edited to wonder why}

Deleted previous system folder and!

I ended up with a alias of "library" in the network panel. Of the Finder. When checking for "more info" on this. None shows up. Should I be worried about this. It doesn't seem to effect any of the operating system. I wonder why this happened?
I had to install 10.4 twice. When it first came out. For some reason the first time had problem. And that's how I ended up with previous system folder. I tried erasing with the finders "secure erase" feature. And it was taking forever. I had to back out and erase normally.
Don
iMac G5 Mac OS X (10.4.5)

The library alias is just a bug that all of us are experiencing. It has been around for a while and no one knows if or when it will be fixed. It does no harm and if you remove it it will come back so just ignore it. You had it in there before but probably just didn't notice it.

Missing profiles folder and files

Hi all,
I had the damn "snap-do" malware on my Firefox, so I tried uninstalling FF completely and then re-installing it to fix the problem... but that just led to the issue of Firefox now not being able to find my old profile.
I am currently getting the error message;
"Your Firefox profile cannot be loaded. It may be missing or inaccessible."
I know there are plenty of other threads regarding this issue but they all point to the direction of creating a new profile using the following method: "Launch the Run dialog box, type in: firefox.exe -p ...".
When I try this though I get the same error as before.
In short, I absolutely cannot find the "profile.ini" file, and am assuming it no longer exists on my system.
Can anyone help?

Hello,
Reinstalling Firefox doesn't normally solve anything, as most problems are confined to the profile. You can use the Reset Firefox feature instead, which preserves essential data like bookmarks and passwords.
* [[Reset Firefox – easily fix most problems]]
# Press the Windows logo orb on the taskbar to bring up the Start Menu.
# In the search box, type the following then press Enter: '''%AppData%\Mozilla\Firefox\'''
# In the Windows Explorer window that opens, you should see the ''profiles.ini'' file.
# If the file is missing, you can create it manually in Notepad. The contents should look something like the following, substituting the example profile folder name with your actual profile folder name.
<pre><nowiki>[General]
StartWithLastProfile=1
[Profile0]
Name=default
IsRelative=1
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----

After a notice of update, I was unable to use iTunes. It said I had a missing dll file and a Windows error 7. I removed iTunes and tried to reinstall. I selected the download items off the apple site. It says thank you but still not there.

Having problems downloading iTunes. After an update notice, I was unable to open iTunes. I de-installed and attempted to reinstall it and it still won't open.
The first error duirn the update was a dll file missing, then a Windows error 7. The screen on the Apple site say Thank you for downloading, but still not there.

A msi file is short for microsoft installer. It normally is for installation, removal, and maintenance for a program. So iTunes.msi would be used for the updating of the program. For some reason it isnt finding this so we can't update, install, or remove it.
From what I have seen windows installer cleanup utility solved related problems before.
I found this forum about removing and installing a new iTunes. It was about someone who was trying to isntall iTunes, and was looking for msi file and asked for help. Using this should allow you to be able to install iTunes. It won't give you the msi file but will allow you to isntall iTunes over again.
This was what was said.
Another option in case you can't get an msi. (Or even if you can ... the msi's mentioned in the messages may be damaged rather than missing.)
Unfortunately, this sort of trouble has gotten more complicated to deal with ever since Microsoft pulled the Windows Installer CleanUp utility from their Download Center on June 25. First we have to find a copy of the utility.
Let's try Googling. (Best not to use Bing, I think.) Look for a working download site for at least version 3.0 of the Windows Installer CleanUp utility. (The results from mydigitallife and Major Geeks are worth checking.)
After downloading the utility installer file (msicuu2.exe), scan the file for malware, just in case. (I use the free version of Malwarebytes AntiMalware to do single-file scans for that.)
If the file is clean, to install the utility, doubleclick the msicuu2.exe file you've downloaded.
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My OS X window suddenly freezes and a bunch of error messages
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Welcome To Discussions Macd@y!
The first thing you should do is run Repair Disk.
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Important: Do not click Continue in the first screen of the Installer. If you do, you must restart from disc to access Disk Utility.
3.Click the First Aid tab.
4.Click the disclosure triangle to the left of the hard drive icon to display the names of your hard disk volumes and partitions.
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7.When finished, select Quit Disk Utility from the Installer menu.
8.Select Quit Installer from the Installer menu.
9.In the resulting pop-up window, choose restart.
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Flashing Folder and a 4SNS Error - too Late ?

Greetings
I recently came home to find my iMac making some rather noisy sounds.
Apps locked and unresponsive.
After restarting I go the flashing folder with the ?.
Inserting the OS X install disk didn't work and neither did a few other things that are suggested with this problem. OS X disk is not very good condition.
Inserting the OS X Applications CD containing the AHT I ran the initial test.
The result was 4SNS/1/40000000: TH00 - 9.00
A quick google shows that this is a system sensor - related to the temperature of the HDD.
During the process of trying to determine the FF? I note that the iMac is very hot and the fan running. Surprisingly as the fan only ever comes on in summer and/or when I'm gaming, which is hardly ever as I use a PC for that.
As I type I'm running a extended test, iMac still very hot, test running for about 25mins so far. Fan has reached the same noise level as when I got home to hear it.
Further google reading suggests that the HDD might be fried?
Silly me, don't back up. And to be honest there really isnt anything that I dont have on the iPad that I cant lose - like family photos. So it's just apps and a few word files that I could live without.
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Is HDD likely to be fried now because of faulty sensor?
Is it too late to back up to another external HDD?
Obviously a trip to the Apple store / authorised repari is in order?
Should I stop this extended test? Not sure what it's going to prove.?
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Try booting in Safe Mode
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1455
Resolve startup issues and perform disk maintenance with Disk Utility and fsck
I tried booting in Safe Mode by holding down shift while starting, but it just went to the flashing folder with the ?-mark in it. Then I tried to enter single-user mode by holding down cmd-S while starting (http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1492), in order to try the fsck-thingy, but still just the flashing ?.
When I start my computer it makes bad noises from the bottom right side. I fear that the HD is broken , it sounds as if it is working very hard, making scratchy and clicky noises.
I also tried using the computer as a FireWire target in order to retrieve some data (http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1661). When I bootet the "broken" computer and held down T the FireWire symbol appeared on the screen. But on the host computer I could not find the target computer.
Any more ideas?

ITunes wont install due to missing MSVCR80.dl and recieving Windows error 126

is there something missing in my iTunes setup folder or is this a problem with my computer?

Hi arw8669,
If you are having issues with iTunes after an attempted update, you may find the following article helpful:
iTunes 11.1.4 for Windows: Unable to install or open
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS5376
Regards,
- Brenden

IPod Touch causes system crass and memory dump error????

Hi all, just wondering if anyone has ever had this problem? ipod touch was working fine, then one day started crashing computer...older ipods still sync fine....anyone, anyone?

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[What to do when Windows displays a blue screen error message or restarts when syncing the iPhone or iPod touch|http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1502]

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I am using a MacBook Pro 2011 model with OS X 10.9.4.
Since I bought the machine several years ago, I have had only a few small problems with it. Yesterday I wanted to reduce the size of a video, so I downloaded a video compressor/converter software, and left the computer on and the program compressing my video whilst I went off to work. When I returned home, the compressing program had a pop-up saying ''Could not complete compression, system full'' or something along those lines.... After trying to play the movie without success, I decided that I would restart my computer, as it had been on all day.
When the computer restarted, it came up with the grey loading bar, which usually comes up when I have done a software update. It disappeared quite soon and several minutes later, my user profile appeared. I logged in as normal, and then tried to open my browser. An error message popped up stating"Can't open user profile directory, because you lack sufficient privileges. You might want to contact the administrator of this machine". I then tried to open other programs and they all came up with similar messages and did not open. Skype stated "Can't create a lock file at Users/Lauren/Library...etc".
I then went to Finder to look at my applications and they were ALL GONE! Then I went to a folder I have with all my files called "My files", and although the primary folders were visible, "SCHOOL,WORK, HOLIDAYS PICS, etc", these folders were empty. I then checked my User folder, and my systems folder and these were empty too. However, the Desktop and Documents folders still contain the documents that were previously there, and my background images remained the same.
I tried to open Word, and although it is also missing from the applications folder, and it opened, also allowing me to open a document which I know is located within the 'empty' folders. I have a feeling that my documents and files are still on my computer, but I don't know how to access them!
Please if someone could shed light on the situation! All my work files and personal files are on this computer and I would be devastated to loose them!
Let me know if you need any more ino or screen shots!
Kind regards,
Lauren

OS X- Gray progress bar appears under Apple logo during startup
You need to start by doing the following:
Reinstall Lion, Mountain Lion, or Mavericks without erasing drive
Boot to the Recovery HD:
Restart the computer and after the chime press and hold down the COMMAND and R keys until the menu screen appears. Alternatively, restart the computer and after the chime press and hold down the OPTION key until the boot manager screen appears. Select the Recovery HD and click on the downward pointing arrow button.
Repair
When the recovery menu appears select Disk Utility. After DU loads select your hard drive entry (mfgr.'s ID and drive size) from the the left side list. In the DU status area you will see an entry for the S.M.A.R.T. status of the hard drive. If it does not say "Verified" then the hard drive is failing or failed. (SMART status is not reported on external Firewire or USB drives.) If the drive is "Verified" then select your OS X volume from the list on the left (sub-entry below the drive entry,) click on the First Aid tab, then click on the Repair Disk button. If DU reports any errors that have been fixed, then re-run Repair Disk until no errors are reported. If no errors are reported then click on the Repair Permissions button. When the process is completed, then quit DU and return to the main menu.
Reinstall Lion, Mountain Lion, or Mavericks
OS X Mavericks- Reinstall OS X
OS X Mountain Lion- Reinstall OS X
OS X Lion- Reinstall Mac OS X
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if possible because it is three times faster than wireless.

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