1. The Xcode file seems to be missing chuck_shell.cpp. This turned out to be an issue, for some obscure reason. 2. I had to add the flag -D__ALTER_ENTRY_POINT__ to the build of the miniAudicle target, because it kept saying that _main was defined twice. It was, with one time in chuck_main.cpp and another in main.cpp (the miniAudicle main() routine). Both of these worked to make the program compile, but when I started it up and tried turn on the VM the whole program froze. I'm on Snow Leopard, but this happened when gidora came out. Everything worked just fine for the previous version, and it even worked when I replaced the chuck source with my own code and ran hacked versions. My initial thought is that maybe there is some tag somewhere that defines things asking if the system is 10.5, and so 10.6 just fails to register. But then, not even the downloaded binary works for me. I probably could have brought this up right when gidora came out, but it just slipped my mind. Any ideas, and other experiences with Snow Leopard and the mini? For the record, ChucK works just fine. I'm thinking it has something to do with the two main() declarations, since it doesn't crash until I start the VM, but who knows. Andrew