Back to the office I end up doing just that – both machines got their OS reloaded and voila, XPanel started working again.Īnd it worked for a few months until a couple of days ago when stopped working again and crashing just like before. As a possible solution they suggested to re-load the OS. As a “courtesy” they ran tests, diagnostics, basic repairs and etc - which did not solve the problem. So to the Genius Bar I took off…long story short…Of course they wouldn’t admit it was an OS X issue and told me to contact Crestron tech support.

Basically they pinpointed the issue being with the OS and told me to bring the computer to the Apple Store.īecause the crash is happening only on these two machines and I was able to re-create the connection on other Macs, they will not debug the error or even take a look on the issue. It also started to crash on a second Mac I have, this one with Mavericks 10.9.1.Ī call to their “True Blue Support” wasn’t much of a help. xpnl file to establish the connection and wait for it to load all the controls but immediately before it finishes connecting, XPanel would crash and a Crash Report was generated – which I’ll attach to the post. It never gave me any issues in the past, although few months ago it just stopped working. xpnl file which holds the server IP, ports, user/pass, etc. You actually can’t do much with it, it’s basically an interface to connect and control your main Crestron controller via a. The XPanel app is pretty simple and straight forward to use. No heavy usage, gaming or any crazy software installed on it.

I have a remote iMac running Lion 10.7.5 which is used to control a Crestron system in the apartment, among other basic things – email, browsing the web, setting up my calendar and that’s pretty much it. I’m trying to see if anyone can help me trace what can be causing this app to crash, therefore fixing my problem. I’m looking for some help with this crash log I have.

Crestron xpanel lost channel list