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tasy November 11th, 2003 06:30 AM

Limewire Pro 3.6.14 doesn't start
 
Limewire Pro3.6.14 doesn't start though I clicked Limewire application icon.
The icon of limewire appeard on dock, but it disappeared soon.
Same thing occured Limewire Pro 3.6.6, I got a support from support desk,
but they told me that have detected a bug, and prompted me to use Beta Version without particular explanation, not a previous Pro Version. It's a crazy thing and I thought a ****** company.
So I need a help from someone.

On installation, I deleted all files that related Limewire (icon,folder,preference,etc)

sberlin November 11th, 2003 07:54 AM

I imagine that you first installed 10.0, then upgraded to 10.2. You can fix this one of two ways. The best way, if you still have the OS X installation CDs is to pop the first CD in and navigate to:
Mac OS X Install Disc 1 -> System -> Installation -> Packages -> BSD.pkg
and double-click to install that package.

Alternatively, you can go to /Applications/LimeWire, ctrl-click on the LimeWire application, choose 'Show Package Contents', open on the 'Contents' folders, ctrl-click on the 'Info.plist' file, choose 'Open With', choose 'Other', scroll down on the right and choose 'TextEdit". Within TextEdit, find the line that reads "<string>prelude</string>" and change it to "<string>LimeWire</string>". Save the file, close TextEdit.

After you've done either procedure, LimeWire should open as normal. We've modified our installation scripts so that all this isn't necessary if the user didn't have BSD installed, but for the existing installations these steps are required.

Thanks,
Sam

Mactrix November 11th, 2003 01:23 PM

Thanks a lot, that worked for me.

tasy November 13th, 2003 06:35 AM

To Sberlin
 
I couldn't find a 'prelude' lines, but I could start the Limewire Pro 3.6.15 by changing the lines <strings>LIME<strings> to <strings>LimeWire<strings>.

Very Very Thanks,

sberlin November 13th, 2003 07:42 AM

Tasy,

You really don't want to do that.

If you are running Panther, I recommend updating Java via Software Update or going to http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/apple/java.html . If you're running Jaguar or whatever 10.1 is called, I recommend re-installing LimeWire.

I have absolutely no clue what side-effects changing LIME to LimeWire will have, but I do not think they're good.

Thanks,
Sam

tasy November 16th, 2003 01:09 AM

Sberlin,

I tried to reinstall before I have asked here, by uninstalling and reinstalling.
But no solution I could get.

I'm using OS X 10.2.8.
Currently, I can use Limewire Pro, though the right side of system Preference window is cut a little bit.

It maybe bad, I cannot help doing that way for now.

Thank you for advise.

drx44420 November 17th, 2003 01:45 PM

Limewire Pro 3.6.14 doesn't start
 
sberlin's fix worked for me too...
LW 3.6.15 w OSX 10.3.1

Thanks much!


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