Reboot a couple of times and that number should drop as OS X caches more stuff.My boot ups, with nothing authorized to run at start-up, has been around 25 seconds since updating to 10.6.5.
Has this happened to anyone else?
i have the base 11" with 128ssd cold boot is around 13-15 secs
theres no such thing as 7 secs
My boot ups, with nothing authorized to run at start-up, has been around 25 seconds since updating to 10.6.5.
Has this happened to anyone else?
When you say "nothing authorized to run at start-up", do you mean via the Login Items panel in System Prefs, or are you including the LaunchDaemons/Agents in the OS? It's amazing what gets added to launchd by 3rd party apps/drivers, etc.
When you say "nothing authorized to run at start-up", do you mean via the Login Items panel in System Prefs, or are you including the LaunchDaemons/Agents in the OS? It's amazing what gets added to launchd by 3rd party apps/drivers, etc.
The ones I know of:I meant Login Items in Sysprefs. How do you check otherwise? I haven't yet discovered the Mac equivalent to "msconfig"![]()
The consensus of the posts here is that most of seem to be seeing MBA boot times of around 15 seconds. Although that is somewhat more that 7-10 seconds, it's still very good, it seems to me. I counted my blessings on this score this morning when I rebooted my Santa Rosa MBP and the process took 2 minutes.
Well they should be empty so its stuff that you have installed. Google them if you ever want to delete them and boot faster.I checked those three folders, and I have a lot of files. I have no idea what they are, though, so I don't want to delete anything. Nothing familiar stands out.