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  1. Finally got it resolved. Thanks to Don at Line 6 support for some helpful pointers including the command line uninstall. Didn't solve my problem, but pointed me in a direction. What I did was uninstall the driver portions of the install. No dice. I also removed the Avid Core audio driver. No dice. Also manually removed an old hardware interface driver that was still there from changing out another audio I/O interface recently. No dice. Rebooted. No dice. Panic. Went into safe mode. Managed to run the Line 6 uninstaller. No dice. Took a long hard stare at the kernel panic at boot (which I'd taken a picture of). Wondered if I was being misled. Seemed to be that just after the Line 6 driver loaded, and the UX 8 went from flashing to recognized, was the panic. However. I figured that maybe that was a red herring. What I was seeing was a video driver panicing. Just thought it was coincidental, but, it wasn't... (at least it appears). The Avatron Air Display driver was the culprit. It *sometimes* allowed a boot (or did once), but removed it using the uninstall script in safe mode, and ... BINGO! I am now up in Yosemite (without having to do a complete fresh from scratch install of Yosemite, which was also Don's only other recommendation - and for understandable reasons - he wasn't just reading a support script. Doing that would have cost me many days of reinstalling software, multiple DAWs, (7) plugins, interface drivers, Siblius, Finale, Notion, etc. etc. Not a real option for me and keep running meantime). So, there you have it. For those who need the command line things to completely clean Line 6 stuff, here they are: "Here are the folder locations that POD Farm 2 will install into. Please search the following file locations on your MAC and remove ALL Line 6 software, and ONLY Line 6 software from these locations, be careful not to remove things that are related to other programs: •Library/Audio/Plugin-Ins/Components •Library/Audio/Plugin-Ins/VST •Library/Audio/MIDI Drivers •Library/Frameworks (look for L6WXTG and L6WXTY.framework and delete them) •Library/Application Support/Line 6 •Library/Application Support/Digidesign/Plug-Ins •User/Library/Application Support/Line 6 •Applications/Line 6 •User/Documents/Line 6 •User/Library/Preferences (Line6 preferences, should be something like com.line6.xxxxx, etc. Delete.) Open the disc utility program located within your utilities folder, select your primary hard drive, and repair disc permissions. Restart the computer." Kind regards Derek.
  2. Nope. Didn't help. Did a clean install of the latest Monkey under Yosemite and allowed it to install the latest drivers (it affirmed there were no existing drivers installed). Back to kernel panic on reboot. Doesn't matter whether the UX 8 is on or off. So. Any ideas how I can get out of this. I can mount the Yosemite drive back under ML and do any manual command line removal of things if need be.
  3. OK. Well, I tried to remove everything that made sense by following the same basic principles as other driver installs. Didn't help, so I've gone back to doing a reclone of ML and a reinstall of Yosemite. But, first, on the ML clone, I removed the existing Line 6 drivers. Hopefully this will help...
  4. Hi, I recently cloned my MacOS Mountain Lion drive to an external drive, and then updated the external drive to Yosemite. It did not recognize my UX8. So, I downloaded and installed the latest driver from the Line 6 site. Today, Jan 21st 2015. On reboot however, it never gets past the startup screen - the driver fails to load, I get a kernel panic, scrolling text from the kernel and away it goes, rebooting again. Can't get into Yosemite. Now, I'm a UNIX guy, been one for decades, so I can manually remove the drivers to get back to where I can at least boot Yosemite again, since I can boot back into ML from the main drive and then mount the Yosemite external drive and manually as root remove whatever's needed to be removed. Except, I can't find any details on manually removing the Line 6 drivers anywhere. All I've seen specifies using the Line 6 removal tool, which of course is chicken and egg since I can't boot Yosemite in the 1st place now. So, is there a list of files to remove the current Line 6 drivers from Yosemite manually? Also, when I've done that, and want to actually reinstall things, is there a sequence to use? Update Monkey 1st? (I tried the Monkey that was on the load, (which I had updated only fairly recently), and as others have experienced, it just sat and bounced in the dock (this was before I then tried the driver install that led to the continual reboot cycle). Anyhow, help appreciated. Kind regards Derek.
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