All,
From personal experience I have had an hardware issue on the Mac book Pro
where I had to replace the mother board because the CPU of a kernel process
was always going to over 100% and the fan was trying to cause the laptop to
fly. So it is very important to check the processes as Nick
Hello Nic
Obviously we cannot go into much detail regarding 10.8. But I've only ever seen
a kernel panic once and on that occasion there was a hardware cause; one of our
iPads had locked up and it was doing funny things to the USB interface. When we
tried to boot the Mac it went absolutely
Hello Nic
Oopse! Forgot to change accounts again; sorry,
Lynne
--- Mac Access At Mac Access Dot Net ---
To reply to this post, please address your message to mac-access@mac-access.net
You can find an archive of all messages postedto the Mac-Access forum at
either the list's own dedicated
You'd use telnet.
There are a few command-line mud clients, including one called muddle
Ihost at the softcon mac pages
http://www.softcon.com/mac/
and there's a gui version or two, but of the gui ones, I've not found
one that works well with vo, and of the two I have source to, they
use
Hi Lynne,
Depending on what application he used to play music (we'll assume iTunes,) some
processes in OS X sometimes run very resource-hungry tasks. One resource to
watch out for in particular is mdworker. What this stands for is Metadata
Server worker and it ensures that your files are
Hmmm... quite interesting stuff... the fan speed seemed pretty high if
I could hear it, I've never heard it that high before. But, as long as
nothing serious can happen, I think we're ok, :) thanks all for the
advice, it's greatly appreciated!
On 7/4/12, Nicolai Svendsen chojiro1...@gmail.com
Hello Nic
I will top post here; so as to make it easy for you to quickly read my reply.
I don't claim to be anywhere close to your level of expertise when it comes to
the oS. But I have read that a Kernel Panic can cause high fan activity. I
agree with your description of a Kernel Panic in
Hi Lynne,
OS X can reboot about 15 seconds later if you set the option in the Energy
Saver preferences, however this feature seems to be the default under 10.8,
Mountain Lion, and cannot be changed. Kernel panics may cause the fan to whirl
a lot, but it's not going to matter because when your
lot of stuff can cause it. My fan runs hot when for example I;m editing a
project or what not. The next time that happens try restarting voiceover and
seeing if that helps. Uually it does.
On Jul 3, 2012, at 5:31 PM, josh gregory wrote:
Hello;
Everything seemed normal. I was listening to
Is it anything to seriously worry about? Like will anything happen to
my mac from it?
On 7/3/12, Sarah Alawami marri...@gmail.com wrote:
lot of stuff can cause it. My fan runs hot when for example I;m editing a
project or what not. The next time that happens try restarting voiceover and
Oh no. Well I would not worry about it, but I'm on who really does not worry
much. lol! I would restart vo to make sure that's not it. My fan ran for 8
hours once and nothing happened to my mac. I think I was lucky. lol!
On Jul 3, 2012, at 6:18 PM, josh gregory wrote:
Is it anything to
possibility but that makes me feel better, :) thanks!
On 7/3/12, Sarah Alawami marri...@gmail.com wrote:
Oh no. Well I would not worry about it, but I'm on who really does not worry
much. lol! I would restart vo to make sure that's not it. My fan ran for 8
hours once and nothing happened to my
12 matches
Mail list logo
