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Applications DVD Problem?

Hi everyone,


I'm wondering if someone can help, i've being Googling my problem but to no avail.

I bought my iMac in 2010 with SL installed, with this I got the usual "Mac Applications DVD".


I upgrade from SL to Lion last year, and yesterday I decided to do a fresh install of Mountain Lion, rather than upgrade.


So now i'm running ML ok, but when I insert my Applications DVD, it try tries to read and it ejects again.

Is it possible to install iLife (2010) onto ML? Or do I have to purchase the new versions from the MAS?


I've tried other disks and they work fine.


Thanks,

Adrian

iMac, OS X Mountain Lion

Posted on Jul 26, 2012 10:50 AM

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Aug 3, 2012 9:53 PM in response to cueburst

I am on Mountain Lion with a 2010 imac 27" QC i7. I have a 3TB western digital drive that keeps unmounting itself, but the WD SmartWare can see the drive powered on. So I just select to mount the drive. I have been working with Apple on this issue and have tried several resets, unplug/replug, as well as reloading ML entirely.


Tonight, I put a DVD into the drive and it almost instantly spit it back out. I tried it with a couple DVDs and it spits it back out sometimes after 2-3 seconds and other times 10-15 seconds later. I can see the DVD mount on the desktop and then a pop up. Then it goes away.


Its HAS to be something with ML and the 2010 imacs. Apple is to call me back tomorrow at 11am. Its going to be interesting as they were telling me last time that more than likely its a Western Digital problem with drives. But since DVDs wont stay mounted.... Now I am starting to see my Time Machine backup having issues as well as my SYSTEM.log just keeps growing and growing. I cant even read it in the console since it keeps scrolling text.

Applications DVD Problem?

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