Hi all,
For some weeks, Snow Leopard is slow and lagging on my computer (late 2006 MacBook Pro, 10.6.1). Activity monitor shows that a process called bZip2 is eating up around 90% of CPU power. It's owned by root - the only programs I am running is WebKit and Activity Monitor. Actually, when I started the activity monitor, everything was fine, but then (I was just surfing the web) bZip2 kicked in. Even the mouse is laggy sometimes, which is really annoying.
I am wondering two things: why did root launch bZip2? I was not uncompressing / downloading / etc. anything! And will it be safe to terminate the process? Could I even delete the whole program without missing anything?
As always, I appreciate any thoughts...
Pit
For some weeks, Snow Leopard is slow and lagging on my computer (late 2006 MacBook Pro, 10.6.1). Activity monitor shows that a process called bZip2 is eating up around 90% of CPU power. It's owned by root - the only programs I am running is WebKit and Activity Monitor. Actually, when I started the activity monitor, everything was fine, but then (I was just surfing the web) bZip2 kicked in. Even the mouse is laggy sometimes, which is really annoying.
I am wondering two things: why did root launch bZip2? I was not uncompressing / downloading / etc. anything! And will it be safe to terminate the process? Could I even delete the whole program without missing anything?
As always, I appreciate any thoughts...
Pit