System UISe is out of control.
It's sucking up as much cpu as it can and is bringing my system to painful crawl. This started after a kp during an install of Keynote, ever since I kp on logout and System UISe is running rampant. If I kill it it respawns and goes right back to sucking up my cpu.
I'm running Disk Permissions fix at the moment, how would I fsck the disk? Boot into single user mode (control-s if I'm not mistaken?) and fsck -y? Do I need to sudo this?
I'm running Disk Permissions fix at the moment, how would I fsck the disk? Boot into single user mode (control-s if I'm not mistaken?) and fsck -y? Do I need to sudo this?
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serrano, I'm not sure if you have to fsck your disk. Let's just hope that fixing the permissions will fix it.
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The easiest solution was to trash SUIS's prefs (so that no menu extras get loaded) and log out/in. You might even try to kill it from the Terminal without logging out/in.