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I &nbsp;have a brand new HP mini 311 with OSX snow leopard on it. &nbsp;It runs great. &nbsp;The only problem is that when i place a jump drive or memory stick in sometimes it freezes up. &nbsp;The screen shows a full page of what appears to be boot up information, or just computer language. &nbsp;Also when i can access those items a unix file is always placed in that folder. &nbsp;it can not be opened.
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I  have a brand new HP mini 311 with OSX snow leopard on it.  It runs great.  The only problem is that when i place a jump drive or memory stick in sometimes it freezes up.  The screen shows a full page of what appears to be boot up information, or just computer language.  Also when i can access those items a unix file is always placed in that folder.  it can not be opened.

HP with OSX snow leopard problem

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