1.1b43

[Hans Tobeason]

Well, that didn't go well.  I downloaded the debug beta, installed, and 
checked that both my Fire-i cameras were recognized using Camera 
Identifier - Debug, which they were.  Then, I launched SecuritySpy.  
That's when things went south.  I had to do a bit of dicking around is 
SS in order to get it to _not_ recognize the OS X drivers.  Once I did 
that for the first camera, SS started to eat up a lot of CPU cycles.  I 
then tried to get the second camera activated.  My machine locked up - 
the cursor was still active, but everything else was frozen solid.  I 
waited 5 minutes.  No change.  I rebooted using the dreaded reboot 
button.  I relaunched SS.  It saw the first camera, but started sucking 
just about all of my CPU.  I had to quit it, and remove the IOXperts 
drivers.

Just one person's (sad) tale.

PowerMac G4 450 AGP 768Mb RAM OS X 10.3.7

Here's the debug log, if it can help:

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