jp.co.canon.Inkjet_Extended_Survey_ist () Startup items are obsolete in OS X Yosemiteġ2 processes killed due to insufficient RAMĦ processes killed due to insufficient RAM M-Audio Firmware Loader: Path: /Library/StartupItems/M-Audio Firmware Loader System/Library/Extensions/PACESupportFamily.kext/Contents/PlugIns Recovery HD (disk0s3) : 650 MBĪpple Computer Apple Internal Keyboard / Trackpad OS X El Capitan 10.11.4 (15E65) - Time since boot: about one hour īluetooth: Old - Handoff/Airdrop2 not supportedīattery: Health = Normal - Cycle count = 5 Kernel_task taking up over 2.3Gb of memory.
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But because the graphic card drivers didn't load, it was performing too slowly to do much with beside move those files I'd been waiting to dump onto external storage.Īs requested, here is one EtreCheck dump:Ĭlick the links for help with non-Apple products.Ĭlick the links for more information about that line.Ĭlick the link for help with unknown files. How do I debug something like this? I know that it's an elective thing because earlier when I shift-booted, I coud see network devices. Three's a lot of that going aroudn these days. Presumably (but I'll be checking), it was memory-starved. and then quit before I could fill anything in. It wasn't responding at first but then it showed me a window, asked me a problem.
In fact, I started Etrecheck as soon as it let me see the icons in the Utilities folder where I keep it.
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Yes, I've run Etrecheck and have a full report. Some other autostart tasks, like Calendar, weren't responding properly. By that time, the kernel_task party was already pretty much in full swing. When I reboot (like this last time after I uninstalled Sophos), the first thing I could do when I had a Dock (and that was about a minute or half or so after seeing the desktip) was to click the Activity Monitor, and the first thing I checked when the Activity Monitor came up was the memory usage. Then I deleted when it started running into problems running and complaining about not being able to get memory from the kernel.Īnd no, rebooting didn't help. I had the probelm first, then I downloaded Sophos to check. No, this isn't because I installed Sophos Anti-Virus. Second, it's been running horribly slowly, and when I checked with Activity Monitor, kernel_task had over 110 threads and [over 2Gb of real memory (and only 660Mb virtual memory - what's up with that?) And yes, this is a problem no matter which netowrk I connect to. Yes, I have the Finder set to show me network devices. It's a much older model, a late 2008 MBP with 4Gb of RAM and, well, I outgrew the hard drive some time ago so I put a 750Gb in that thing.įirst off, I noticed that it wasn't seeing any network devices, despite the fact that they were set to - and ould - be seen in the FInder. My computer has been running pig-slow ever since I got upgraded to 10.11.4, no offense to nay pigs who may be reading this now.
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