I mean... OSX is writing your current session to disk so it can be restored on a reboot.
Just sent a bug report myself. Just have to wait it out. Apple normally does not fix things unless this issue is reported in the mainstream media...
I corrected your grammar.
completely agreeIt bugs me so much to see Windows 7 64bit shuts down in less than 5 seconds and as we all know Mountain Lion can take 20 - 30+ seconds. At least with Lion you hit shutdown then it was click. Black screen. 1 second was all it took.
You can file a Bug report at this link below as well..
https://bugreport.apple.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/RadarWeb.woa/wa/signIn
I tried both methods and I'm still having a slow shutdown. Also, I have slower start-up times since ML. Odd because I have a Samsung 830 SSD.
Other methods?
I have the same SSD and the Terminal solution did help. Thanks to the author!
30-40 seconds to boot up with an SSD?! That's crazy! My MBP takes that long with a 7200 RPM HDD.
How long does your system start up with an SSD in ML? The previous users reported having 30-40 secs startup with SSD equipped MBP, which is very odd.
Was it faster when you were running Lion?
Bug report submitted. Really wonder how long this will take. I mean, look at the number of people being affected - just can't believe that no one from the developer/ testing teams was aware...back to the Mac...
looks like a problem founded - appleeventsd process causes slow shutdown.. killin it gives a temporary solution
Anyone at Apple has to know about this to even Tim. Do none of them shutdown their computers? how can such a problem be not known.
Ditto here. Shutdown almost immediate.looks like a problem founded - appleeventsd process causes slow shutdown.. killin it gives a temporary solution
Ditto here. Shutdown almost immediate.
I just hope I just didn't nuke my iCloud account or create havoc on a Pentagon server somewhere.
I have slow shutdown and don't have appleeventsd running. Can someone confirm tho that this is a permanent fix and that the problem did not reoccur. It seems like most of the other fixes suggested did fix the problem, but then it returned after a few days.Ditto here. Shutdown almost immediate.
I just hope I just didn't nuke my iCloud account or create havoc on a Pentagon server somewhere.