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netnothing

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Can anyone help with this. Everytime I reboot my machine, which for the most part is just for software updates like this afternoons, I will go into the Console.log app and about 1 minute after the machine boots, I will see these messages:

Jan 15 15:55:55 computername com.apple.launchctl.System[2]: BootCacheControl: could not fetch history: Cannot allocate memory
Jan 15 15:55:55 computername com.apple.launchctl.System[2]: BootCacheControl: could not stop cache/fetch history: Cannot allocate memory


Does anyone have any idea what they are? If I immediately reboot the machine again, the messages don't come back.

Does this message happen to have anything to do with me repairing permissions and verifying the disk? I installed the software update, rebooted, on the reboot I repaired permissions and verified the disks, then I rebooted again.

Thanks for any help.

-Kevin
 
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