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bkends35

macrumors 6502a
Feb 24, 2013
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422
USA
This is pretty ridiculous, my sister's base MBP Mid 2010 on 10.6.x shuts down much faster than my rMBP 2.6. Mine literally boots up 2x as fast as it shuts down sometimes. And when i'm running windows 7, it shuts down in 2-4 seconds.
 

dastinger

macrumors 6502a
Mar 18, 2012
818
3
Considering there was no grey screen with Lion. You clicked shutdown, desktop, black screen and click. 2 seconds.

I did not know this! :eek: I think I'm just paranoid from my Leopard days when I would "sleep" my machine only to find the damn fans whirring at 6000rpm the next day.

Besides... there's just something "final" about a nice black screen while closing the lid after a 3 second shutdown.
That's why I said that, regardless of being able to close the lid keeping the shut down process going, a 30 second shut down time is not acceptable. I never said I didn't mind about that ;)
 

Krazy Bill

macrumors 68030
Dec 21, 2011
2,985
3
With what workload before shutting down? I just need to start iTunes & Airplay (and close again beforehand) for the slow shutdowns. Just for interest.
Is this happening using the latest beta like theBulge? Or are you merely talking about your shutdown woes with 10.8.2. like everybody else here?
 

Krazy Bill

macrumors 68030
Dec 21, 2011
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My friend just bought a brand new 13" base model MBP. Hers takes forever to shut down.
Well there we have it then. Now that a female has confirmed this issue it's a bonafide fact. (Just ask your wives if the female species is ever wrong about anything :eek:).
 

ultraspiracle

macrumors member
Sep 21, 2012
93
4
Please file a bug report on this issue. There are plenty of links on how to attach a system log in the "comments" section of the bug report.

http://www.apple.com/feedback/macbookpro.html

This is a very serious issue and one that we do not want to be overlooked by the development team in lieu of facebook integration or some other B.S., since it dramatically affects those of us who rely on stable operating systems to use our macs as work machines.
 

z06gal

macrumors 6502a
Aug 30, 2011
503
16
Well there we have it then. Now that a female has confirmed this issue it's a bonafide fact. (Just ask your wives if the female species is ever wrong about anything :eek:).

I must be the exception then because I am ALWAYS wrong :D
 

razmarino

macrumors member
Mar 1, 2012
55
0
appleeventsd is still hangin here on 2011mbai7/256ssd & 2012mbai7/256ssd.. but looks like manual modification of the plist still working without issues
 

SR45

macrumors 65832
Aug 17, 2011
1,501
0
Florida
10.8.3 update. Not full reformat

First shut down took 4 seconds

Second shut down took 12 seconds

Third shut down after making sure Safari was closed along with Pages and it took 3 seconds to shut down. Happy now....
 

Krazy Bill

macrumors 68030
Dec 21, 2011
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Just updated to 10.8.3 on a 2012 mini w/ Samsung 840 SSD and unfortunately find no change. Still have consistent 20 sec. shut downs.
Ditto here. And to prove this isn't fixed try shutting down from the login screen. This show there are no apps in memory causing this. It's pure OSX.
 

SR45

macrumors 65832
Aug 17, 2011
1,501
0
Florida
Update:

2011 MacMini 5400 rpm Hdd 16 Gb memory

1. 20 second shut off.....Reformat/Reinstall fresh copy of 10.8.3

2. 20 second shut off.....Second shut down after reformat

3. 3 second shut off......Third shut down test

4. 3 second shut off......Fourth shut down test

5. 3 second shut off......5th time test

6. 9 second shut off......6th time test

7. 17 second shut off..... 7th time, and final one using keyboard shut down method
-----------------------------------------------------
Shut down from login screen only...

1st test and shut down was 3 seconds

2nd test and shut down was 3 seconds again

3rd test and shut down was 3 seconds again :D

4th test and shut down was 3 seconds..... :D:D

5th test and shut down was 3 seconds......:D:D:D

End of test for now....
 
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August West

macrumors 6502
Aug 23, 2009
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Land of Enchantment
Ditto here. And to prove this isn't fixed try shutting down from the login screen. This show there are no apps in memory causing this. It's pure OSX.

Just updated my 2009 MBP and see no change in it either. I was really hoping it would fix the MBP because I shut it down a lot but almost never shut down the mini. Maybe it will get fixed in 10.9 :(
 

Krazy Bill

macrumors 68030
Dec 21, 2011
2,985
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Update:

2011 MacMini 5400 rpm Hdd 16 Gb memory

1. 20 second shut off.....Reformat/Reinstall fresh copy of 10.8.3

2. 20 second shut off.....Second shut down after reformat

3. 3 second shut off......Third shut down test

4. 3 second shut off......Fourth shut down test

5. 3 second shut off......5th time test

6. 9 second shut off......6th time test

7. 17 second shut off..... 7th time, and final one using keyboard shut down method
-----------------------------------------------------
Shut down from login screen only...

1st test and shut down was 3 seconds

2nd test and shut down was 3 seconds again

3rd test and shut down was 3 seconds again :D

4th test and shut down was 3 seconds..... :D:D

5th test and shut down was 3 seconds......:D:D:D

End of test for now....

Use your machine between tests. Give OSX time to bog down first.
 
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