Possible new optimizing trick

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  • Reply 21 of 24
    moogsmoogs Posts: 4,296member
    I tried both fixing the permissions from the CD (nothing) and then Optimizing the entire Drive with Drive X 1.1.2 (still nothing). Full boot times are taking around 85-90 seconds whereas they used to take 45 or 50. Everything else on the system seems OK once it's loaded, but the long load times piss me off.



    It's obviously not a pre-binding issue or an apps issue IMO because the Jaguar installer pre-binds to start with and I haven't been using this system long enough for the bindings to get fowled up. Also I have all the same apps installed as before (actually fewer of them), so nothing new has been introduced other than 10.2.1 itself.



    I sent a complaint to Apple. Hopefully they release an update soon that deals with this....



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  • Reply 22 of 24
    noahjnoahj Posts: 4,503member
    [quote]Originally posted by Moogs:

    <strong>I tried both fixing the permissions from the CD (nothing) and then Optimizing the entire Drive with Drive X 1.1.2 (still nothing). Full boot times are taking around 85-90 seconds whereas they used to take 45 or 50. Everything else on the system seems OK once it's loaded, but the long load times piss me off.



    It's obviously not a pre-binding issue or an apps issue IMO because the Jaguar installer pre-binds to start with and I haven't been using this system long enough for the bindings to get fowled up. Also I have all the same apps installed as before (actually fewer of them), so nothing new has been introduced other than 10.2.1 itself.



    I sent a complaint to Apple. Hopefully they release an update soon that deals with this....



    [ 09-22-2002: Message edited by: Moogs ]</strong><hr></blockquote>



    I had this too, then I ran the FSCHK (sp?) and it fixed a lot of issues and I am back to really fast again. I cannot remember exactly how i ran it though, It is late an my brain is not working.
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  • Reply 23 of 24
    spartspart Posts: 2,060member
    Logout, then in the user field type &gt;console



    You will be thrown into a single-user environment, and asked to login. Do so and then type fsck -y



    After thats all finished, shutdown should get you back to the login screen. Or maybe logout is the command...Brad?
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  • Reply 24 of 24
    moogsmoogs Posts: 4,296member
    I'll try it Spart. Thanks for posting. I'll come back and let you guys know what happened.



    &gt;Few Minutes Later&lt;



    Didn't do anything. And by that I mean, I typed it and nothing happened really. Just moved to the next prompt. I think I typed it right because I didn't get the "unknown command" message that pops up when you don't type something in correctly....



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