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Just installed Adobe Photoshop CS on my OSx86 machine.

When I´m trying to launch it, it displays this error message:

 

"could not initialize Photoshop because there is not enough memory (RAM)"

 

The hardware is a Celeron D 2.66GHz with 512MB ram. The way I see it this should be more than enough to run PS.

 

BTW: My first post on this exellent forum. :star_smile:

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Okay. According to their webpage, you need 384 MB to run it. This is on the PPC architecture. Running under Rosetta is very painful in terms of RAM. Although I can't remember how much it needs exactly, I can tell you this: I had to upgrade to 1.5 GB to run fully, and at that point, I didn't even TRY Photoshop. Sorry.

Just installed Adobe Photoshop CS on my OSx86 machine.

When I´m trying to launch it, it displays this error message:

 

"could not initialize Photoshop because there is not enough memory (RAM)"

 

The hardware is a Celeron D 2.66GHz with 512MB ram. The way I see it this should be more than enough to run PS.

 

BTW: My first post on this exellent forum. :)

 

There was no problem for me to run tryout on my 1111g - on 512MB(1G now) RAM - maybe your osx doesn't have space to swap to.

Filesystem 512-blocks Used Avail Capacity Mounted on

/dev/disk0s1 41943040 12854856 28668760 31% /

 

 

System Version: Mac OS X 10.4.1 (8B1025)

Kernel Version: Darwin 8.1.0

 

Haven´t looked in to that update stuff yet.

 

Pretty much a newbe on Mac/OSX.

 

OT:

Can´t even find the special characters on my keyboard... :)

 

Found the ´ and the @... Is there a way to map them to the default winXP scheme?

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