Meg,
In my opinion, the problem is simple: your HD is dieing.
A few months ago a client of mine started to have slow logins and the
computer (same model) would take ages till it start up. The machine
went to Apple because of the warranty and got a new HD.
-João L.
On 10/fev/2004, at 15:35, Meg
Laurent Daudelin wrote:
Should "nobody" be running multiple iterations of sh?
There is certainly something odd about permissions in your installation. I
don't recall user 'nobody' running multiple iterations of sh, nor that
forcing quitting an app would log you off.
Try to create a dummy account
On 10/02/04 07:34, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Steve Fuller wrote:
>>
>> Did you install any software or any patches for anything that you
>> recall before this activity started to occur?? Even something that
>> seems harmless may be interacting with something else on your ma
Steve Fuller wrote:
Did you install any software or any patches for anything that you
recall before this activity started to occur?? Even something that
seems harmless may be interacting with something else on your machine
and causing problems. Are you running Jaguar or Panther on it?
Steve
Two days ago, my 12 inch PB suddenly slowed to a crawl. I ran disk
first
aid. I did an archive and install and updated everything. It's a little
better. It only takes 20-30 minutes to get to the log on screen after a
restart as opposed to an hour. Lots of spinning beach balls. If I have
Activity M
Help!!!
Two days ago, my 12 inch PB suddenly slowed to a crawl. I ran disk first
aid. I did an archive and install and updated everything. It's a little
better. It only takes 20-30 minutes to get to the log on screen after a
restart as opposed to an hour. Lots of spinning beach balls. If I hav
