It slowed down mine with almost 15 sec. My MBP used to boot up in 30 sec no the best i could do after trying several times is 45 sec. Do you guys have the same problem?
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Did OSX 10.6.3 slow down your bootup time?
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So, I don't really care too much about boot times on my MBP since I almost always just put it to sleep and toss it in my bag when I'm done with it, but I did not notice any significant change with 10.6.3 and I've recycled the machine twice now since the update.
Also, what is this phantom 16" MBP in your sig?
So that's fine and dandy, but then why not refer to it as such instead of a MacBook Pro?
Its just my prediction (more like a wishfull thinking) for the next generation MBP. I forgot i should add there an ati 5830
Yeah I can't see a completely new form factor when the unibody isn't that old of a design in the first place.
So I guessed you missed this bit then:
OP, try verify and repair your HD under disk util. My mini has the same bootup time as with 10.6.2
yeah, same here. 13" mbp with an intel SSD. booting used to only take half a gear spin but now it's taking 5-6 of them. not a big deal at all since i probably only reboot once a month and the difference is only about 10 seconds, but it was something I noticed.
Same Issues, massively long start times
I went from about a 45 second startup t almost 8 minutes.... I ran Onyx and verified permissions, etc. I even went through TechTool Pro checks,and all looks normal. Anyone have a clue as to why it's taking so long?
MB 2.16GHz
I went from about a 45 second startup t almost 8 minutes.... I ran Onyx and verified permissions, etc. I even went through TechTool Pro checks,and all looks normal. Anyone have a clue as to why it's taking so long?
MB 2.16GHz
So much for "under the hood " tuning ...
Snow Leopard was supposed to be Leopard but better
yet the latest Leopard release is much more stable than the half year old Snow Leopard with weird problems
not to mention slower reboots
how can an OS that is supposed to be faster , make your computer slower is really amazing
Snow Leopard was supposed to be Leopard but better
yet the latest Leopard release is much more stable than the half year old Snow Leopard with weird problems
not to mention slower reboots
how can an OS that is supposed to be faster , make your computer slower is really amazing
My boot time doubled from 45 secs after 10.6.3, and everything was much slower in general. A clean install sorted it all out though.
So Jolly, did you revert to 10.6.0 or did you reinstall and patch to 10.6.3? I would really love to not reinstall the OS, I've done enough of that in the recent weeks...
Why do people have to reboot their computers all the time? I leave all of my computers on 24/7.
It always confuses me when people complain about boot up time.
It always confuses me when people complain about boot up time.
yes way slower
I guess theres no point in complaining since it wont be fixed. But doubling someones boot up time for no reason seems pretty obnoxious.
I guess theres no point in complaining since it wont be fixed. But doubling someones boot up time for no reason seems pretty obnoxious.
For those with slighty longer boot times, verify your startup disk in System Prefs. I've had updates deselect the boot drive causing startups to be slower as the system scans drives and waits for a possible network startup.
All I've have to do in the past is reselect the startup disk and everything is back to normal.
-Kevin
All I've have to do in the past is reselect the startup disk and everything is back to normal.
-Kevin
"Did OSX 10.6.3 slow down your bootup time?"
Yes, it did. Considerably.
Actually, when compared to the OS I had installed before it (10.4.11), Snow Leopard "boots slower", but shuts down MUCH more quickly.
Repairing permissions, cleaning logs, etc., makes no difference at all.
It STILL loads up slower. Much longer period with "the gray screen". Finder loads quickly enough, however.
This is on a 2007 white Intel iMac, the last of that production run...
Yes, it did. Considerably.
Actually, when compared to the OS I had installed before it (10.4.11), Snow Leopard "boots slower", but shuts down MUCH more quickly.
Repairing permissions, cleaning logs, etc., makes no difference at all.
It STILL loads up slower. Much longer period with "the gray screen". Finder loads quickly enough, however.
This is on a 2007 white Intel iMac, the last of that production run...
It also slowed down my bootup time by 5-10 secs on the average. It used to be around 45 secs, not it's only sometimes that it will boot up within 45 secs - most of the time it's more like 55.
Also, ever since installing SL I never really experienced the "immediate shut down" speed they boasted about. It was only after the clean install that upon shutting my MBP down/restarting it it would take two or three seconds before it restarted, but later on whenever I pressed "Restart" or "Shut Down", it would at least take like 10-15 secs before it shut down. So where's the speed you claimed, Apple?
Well yeah, if I restart my MBP, then after a couple of mins try it again, that's when it will actually power off within like 5 secs, but if you worked on it for a while, it will always take more than 10secs to shut down. Heh.
Also, ever since installing SL I never really experienced the "immediate shut down" speed they boasted about. It was only after the clean install that upon shutting my MBP down/restarting it it would take two or three seconds before it restarted, but later on whenever I pressed "Restart" or "Shut Down", it would at least take like 10-15 secs before it shut down. So where's the speed you claimed, Apple?
Well yeah, if I restart my MBP, then after a couple of mins try it again, that's when it will actually power off within like 5 secs, but if you worked on it for a while, it will always take more than 10secs to shut down. Heh.