Thanks for taking the time to respond. I tested the gap with a piece of paper, and it goes down 2mm. I've just posted another photo. Ken I think I'm sending it back. Quote: …

Yep. Send it back. That's not normal.

Quote: Originally posted by DigitalEl: Yep. Send it back. That's not normal. Absolutely. Send it back and get a replacement. I just got my 40GB photo as well and…

Quote: Originally posted by DigitalEl: Yep. Send it back. That's not normal. Mine does, and I'm not bothered. I seem to remember from many posts that a small gap …

Thanks for reply, question can you get paper down it? I can. Quote: Originally posted by iMacfan: Mine does, and I'm not bothered. I seem to remember from many posts …

I tried, and yes, I can (just), but I'm still not bothered. The click wheel is not meant to be stuck, glued or the same part as the white plastic next to it - it is a seperate mov…

Hi David, Thanks for your response. Did you look at the photos I posted? I haved returned it and hope to get one with a smaller gap. The bottom line it looks awful and for the #1 …

Sorry, but I can't see where the pics are!

Quote: Originally posted by Gillfoto: I've just posted another photo. I think I'm sending it back. Where? Would you mind re-posting the picture..

Hi -- I have two brand new iPod Photo 40GBs. I am having trouble getting BOTH of them to mount on my PowerBook -- it's intermittent. I've tried swapping the FireWire cables betw…

There are enough people that have the same problem that I thought it prudent to help people figure this out. First, let me define a couple of terms: Freeze: this is when the mou…

If your computer is freezing: This is almost always a hardware problem. There is no known software mechanism in OS X that allows a freeze. One thing you can do to verify a freez…

If your computer is panicking: This is the more difficult situation to generalize. This could be caused by virtually any piece of bad hardware or hardware related software softwa…

What if I can't get my machine to boot to read the panic.log? or What if there isno panic.log? After you hear the chime, hold down command-v. This will boot your machine in verbo…

What if the panic is caused by the Apple ATA driver? or What if my machine stopped responding, and when I rebooted I got a blinking question mark? Suspect either failing ATA hardw…

A few final notes: Bad RAM is very common. If most of your programs are crashing unexpectedly, or you are getting a lot of kernel panics, suspect bad RAM. Keep in mind that rei…

Well, just got my fourth KP ever: Quote: Sat Apr 2 23:56:32 2005 panic(cpu 0): OSArray::_RESERVEDOSArray1 called Latest stack backtrace for cpu 0: Backtrace: …

Quote: Originally Posted by Detrius What commonly happens is that one day, the RAM stops functioning properly, but the computer keeps running. The user notices a few programs q…

I'm not sure if this is the right thread for this post, but I desperately need some help with my powerbook. I'm well-versed on handling Windows crashes, but I'm relatively new to O…

Quote: Originally Posted by Ann I'm not sure if this is the right thread for this post, but I desperately need some help with my powerbook. I'm well-versed on handling Windows c…

I had a freeze and forced shut down my ibook. When I restarted the screen that appeared was :/root# my name. I have no idea what to do but do know enough not to fool around wit…

type "reboot" and hit "enter"

Start into single-user mode by holding down the Command and S keys at startup, and when you get to the prompt, type this command: fsck -fy If it finds any problems and repairs th…

Thank you for a response. I got in touch with APPLE CARE and they walked me thru the above suggestions. I had to end up with an archive and install and after running TECH TOOL I re…

I have had a persistent shutdown panic ever since updating to Tiger. The log file did not show a particular application to be causing the problem. The Hardware Test Disk gave my co…