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Q:
"Floating point (FPU) error, math coprocessor not installed", "bad f-line error", or "address error" when launching Pro Tools.
A:
These errors have been reportedly caused by a corrupted OMS extension. To isolate the problem, try booting the Mac with the minimum extensions required by Pro Tools. Reinstall OMS if necessary.
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