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skyrider007

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Original poster
Aug 5, 2007
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Bangkok
My MBP has been on for two weeks now (waiting for that reboot after 10.5.2 update), so it's been a little laggy. I decided to log-out to clear the cache and stuff and noticed that it took over a minute to return to the log-in screen! I tried logging out again and it still took about a minute!

Is there something wrong??? Please help

Thanx
 

digitalnicotine

macrumors 65816
Jan 11, 2008
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Have you run any maintenance recently? Such as repairing permissions? If not, I would try that and see if it helps.
 

Csmitte

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Oct 11, 2007
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Have you run any maintenance recently? Such as repairing permissions? If not, I would try that and see if it helps.

definitely do what He said^^^ also make sure that in your network settings are not set to close all network connections, I am pretty sure that takes a minute too.
25 seconds for me to turn on, 35 to turn off
 

iCeFuSiOn

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Jul 18, 2007
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1. Run the maintenance scripts (sudo periodic daily weekly monthly)
2. Clear any log files in ~/Library/Logs
3. Repair permissions.

You could also try something like Onyx.
 

skyrider007

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Original poster
Aug 5, 2007
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Bangkok
Thanks all for your help.

I have run permission repair and installed Onyx to clean up the caches. Onyx did screw up the shut-down process (i waited 25 minutes before i manually pressed the power switch).

Now everything works fine though. Start up takes 45 seconds and shutdown about 30-40.

:)
 
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