rye9 macrumors 65816 Original poster Sep 20, 2005 1,347 77 New York (not NYC) Sep 14, 2009 #1 Just updated to 10.6.1 right before this Attachments Screen shot 2009-09-14 at 9.32.22 PM.png 41.2 KB · Views: 152
iLog.Genius macrumors 601 Feb 24, 2009 4,925 479 Toronto, Ontario Sep 14, 2009 #2 Not really unless you're experiencing problems? Permissions will always differ/modify and DU won't necessarily always repair them. Sometimes in order to fix permissions, a user would need to boot from the install disc so the OS isn't running.
Not really unless you're experiencing problems? Permissions will always differ/modify and DU won't necessarily always repair them. Sometimes in order to fix permissions, a user would need to boot from the install disc so the OS isn't running.
rye9 macrumors 65816 Original poster Sep 20, 2005 1,347 77 New York (not NYC) Sep 14, 2009 #3 well my computer is running quite a bit hotter than normal... could this be caused by what's in the screenshot?
well my computer is running quite a bit hotter than normal... could this be caused by what's in the screenshot?
iLog.Genius macrumors 601 Feb 24, 2009 4,925 479 Toronto, Ontario Sep 14, 2009 #4 No. Some say a PRAM and/or a SMC reset helps. It didn't for me. Try that and see if that does it for you.
No. Some say a PRAM and/or a SMC reset helps. It didn't for me. Try that and see if that does it for you.
B bmorley macrumors newbie Sep 14, 2009 18 0 Sep 14, 2009 #5 I recently came across the same message and found this in Apple's support documentation: Apple Support link It is for 10.5, but I assume it is basically the same for 10.6.1.
I recently came across the same message and found this in Apple's support documentation: Apple Support link It is for 10.5, but I assume it is basically the same for 10.6.1.