New I7 quad-core takes longer to boot up than old imac?
Just got my new I7 quad-core last night. (Looks gorgeous, by the way.) Transferred everything over from my old 24" 2.33GHz iMac.... all is well, only had one app hiccup so far (had to reinstall iTunes for some reason).
Anyway, did a side-by-side startup this morning, and the old iMac basically kicked the new one's butt - it started up about 50% faster.
Does this seem right? Is there a reason the new iMac, running basically the same exact system with same apps, preferences, etc, would take longer to boot up?
i think the new one was rebooting from a bootable backup i had created. changed that in startup disc settings... seems faster rebooting now.
and i transferred everything over via migration assistant (allowed it to move everything upon my first startup when it asked if i wanted to transfer data from another mac)....
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LEOPARD SEEMS TO TAKE LONG TO BOOT UP???
I am new to MacIntosh. I was a former PC user that converted to a MacIntosh iMac 24" Screen. When I purchased the iMac, it came with Tiger OS. I recently purchased Leopard from Apple On-Line and I installed Leopard but it seems to take longer to boot up than Tiger did. Is that normal or did I do something wrong installing Leopard? Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
relaxedI've noticed the longer boot times as well. I first upgraded from Tiger and then bought a brand new hard drive and did a clean install. Both drives have a boot time about twice as long as Tiger did (40 seconds compared to 20 seconds).
I don't think you did anything wrong but it never hurts to run the disk repair options available to you. Rest assured that there have been many posts and mentions of the longer boot time and that it seems to be normal even with the .5.2 updates.
I guess there's nothing to worry about except being more relaxed for the 40 seconds? You can also just put the computer to sleep as opposed to shutting it off. Apple does a much better of 'hibernating' than MS did with Windows. But, from my own non-scientific experience, riding on a bus or car with hibernating Mac notebook could do something to the hard drive which I'd only had for 3 months. Mine died not too long after I started taking the rough-riding bus to work and had it in sleep mode. Don't know if there's a correlation, but there could be so I'm just throwing it out there.
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128-bit floating point numbers on new AMD quad-core Barcelona?
There's quite a lot of buzz over at Slashdot about the new AMD quad core chips, announced yesterday:
http://hardware.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=07/02/10/0554208
Much of the excitement is over the "new vector math unit referred to as SSE128", which is integrated into each [?!?] core; Tom Yager, of Infoworld, talks about it here:
Quad-core Opteron? Nope. Barcelona is the completely redesigned x86, and it’s brilliant
Now here's my question - does anyone know what the inputs and the outputs of this coprocessor look like? Can it perform arithmetic [or, God forbid, trigonometric] operations [in hardware] on 128-bit quad precision floats? And, if so, will LabVIEW be adding support for it? [Compare here versus here.]
I found a little bit of marketing-speak blather at AMD about "SSE 128" in this old PDF Powerpoint-ish presentation, from June of 2006:
http://www.amd.com/us-en/assets/content_type/DownloadableAssets/PhilHesterAMDAnalystDayV2.pdf
WARNING: PDF DOCUMENT
Page 13: "Dual 128-bit SSE dataflow, Dual 128-bit loads per cycle"
Page 14: "128-bit SSE and 128-bit Loads, 128b FADD, 128 bit FMUL, 128b SSE, 128b SSE"
etc etc etc
While it's largely just gibberish to me, "FADD" looks like what might be a "floating point adder", and "FMUL" could be a "floating point multiplier", and God forbid that the two "SSE" units might be capable of computing some 128-bit cosines. But I don't know whether that old paper is even applicable to the chip that was released yesterday, and I'm just guessing as to what these things might mean anyway.
Other than that, though, AMD's main website is strangely quiet about the Barcelona announcement. [Memo to AMD marketing - if you've just released the greatest thing since sliced bread, then you need to publicize the fact that you've just released the greatest thing since sliced bread...]I posted a query over at the AMD forums, and here's what I was told.
I had hoped that e.g. "128b FADD" would be able to do something like the following:
/* "quad" is a hypothetical 128-bit quad precision */
/* floating point number, similar to "long double" */
/* in recent versions of C++: */
quad x, y, z;
x = 1.000000000000000000000000000001;
y = 1.000000000000000000000000000001;
/* the hope was that "128b FADD" could perform the */
/* following 128-bit addition in hardware: */
z = x + y;
However, the answer I'm getting is that "128b FADD" is just a set of two 64-bit adders running in parallel, which are capable of adding two vectors of 64-bit doubles more or less simultaneously:
double x[2], y[2], z[2];
x[0] = 1.000000000000000000000000000001;
y[0] = 1.000000000000000000000000000001;
x[1] = 2.000000000000000000000000000222;
y[1] = 2.000000000000000000000000000222;
/* Apparently the coordinates of the two "vectors" x & y */
/* can be sent to "128b FADD" in parallel, and the following */
/* two summations can be computed more or less simultaneously: */
z[0] = x[0] + y[0];
z[1] = x[1] + y[1];
Thus e.g. "128b FADD", working in concert with "128b FMUL", will be able to [more or less] halve the amount of time it takes to compute a dot product of vectors whose coordinates are 64-bit doubles.
So this "128-bit" circuitry is great if you're doing lots of linear algebra with 64-bit doubles, but it doesn't appear to offer anything in the way of greater precision for people who are interested in precision-sensitive calculations.
By the way, if you're at all interested in questions of precision sensitivity & round-off error, I'd highly recommend Prof Kahan's page at Cal-Berzerkeley:
http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~wkahan/
PDF DOCUMENT: How JAVA's Floating-Point Hurts Everyone Everywhere
http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~wkahan/JAVAhurt.pdf
PDF DOCUMENT: Matlab's Loss is Nobody's Gain
http://www.cs.berkeley.edu/~wkahan/MxMulEps.pdf -
New Mac-quad core or 8 core for youth club studio...
Hi there.
I have some money to kit out a studio in a youth club. I'm going the Mac route and Logic pro will be one of the programs we run. Once ive spent the cash thats it, so I'm hoping to go as powerful as possible.
I am looking at the new Nehalem quad core and 8 core models. At first I was going to opt for the 8 core (this may seem like overkill for a youth club, but I have worked with them for some years and we finally have a chance to get some really tasty kit!), but then I read the following article that suggested on paper that the 2.66ghz quad core is actually faster than the 2.26ghz 8 core;
http://www.macworld.com/article/139507/2009/03/macpro2009.html
I have been trying to find out if Logic Pro is a program that can make use of the extra cores. I am guessing not, but have not been able to find confirmation on this.
Question is, for longevity and a super fast machine, what would you recommend. I could get a slightly faster quad core than the base unit, but I am guessing in the future to go up to 8 core, you would need a completely new machine pretty much rather than upgradeing. I have mostly been a PC user, so these top end macs are a bit new to me.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated
Many thanks
SmouldersI disagree that Logic fully uses all 8 cores (16 including the hyperthreading cores). Logic seems to max out at 8 threads, and it is able to take advantage of hyperthread cores. The result of this is that while it uses 8 cores on an octo machine, it also uses 8 cores on a quad machine (4 cores plus 4 HT cores), and the difference between the two is considerably less than it should be.
Hopefully soon there will be a version of Logic that uses 16 threads and takes advantage of HT on the octo machines, but in the meantime, much of the available CPU power is going unused. An octo can max out at 1600% cpu use, but logic is lucky to make it to 400%. It can reach that same level on a quad core i7. Same goes for Logic benchmarks, the difference in actual processing power isn't much, especially if the quad is at a higher clock speed.
Anyone who has an 8 core machine can test this, there's a Processor control panel that lets you disable cores (or hyperthreading). If you disable four cores, it will just use the hyperthreading cores instead with only a minimal loss of CPU power in Logic. -
Pointer jumps all over the screen erratically on new MacPro Quad Core
I just powered up my new MacPro Quad Core Xeon for the first time today. For the monitor, my new Viewsonic VG2230. I noticed that my new mighty mouse was skipping all over the screen and it was hard to get the pointer on the place on the screen I wanted to click. It got much worse when I added the second monitor (Viewsonic VA1912), and didn't want to move across from one screen to another at first.
I thought maybe it was the mouse, and put on my old Razor Pro mouse, which I know and love. Same problems. I switch USB ports still the same.
According to Viewsonic, both monitors are compatible, and I have used the VA1912 successfully on my old PowerMac. I thought it was odd that the number of screens affected the problem, which is why I am concentrating on the monitors, but I wonder if it isn't a problem with my Mac.
Any ideas?Hello g:
Welcome to Apple discussions.
I suspect a faulty mouse. However, try two things first. Trash a preference file (com.apple.bluetooth.plist) and restart. Reset the PRAM:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1379
Second, after assuring Apple this really was a problem, i got the ultimate insult. "If you would like to lodge a technical support ticket, we will need your credit card. This call will cost you $150.00."
You see, I bought this thing four months ago. Apparently you only get a 90 day free call period. After that you're warranty is actually a cost per call scenario…..
There is no Apple charge for a warranty issue and the mouse has a one year warranty. Call Applecare back (or take it to a store if they have one close to you). Unless I am badly mistaken, Apple will replace the mouse and pay for shipping both ways (I had one fail a couple of years ago myself). Do identify the call as a warranty issue.
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HELP I just bought a new dell quad core 5i and HAVE DOWNLOADED THE TRIAL VERSION OF PHOTO SHOP - its Slow to open up a small file and equally as slow to print why?
Use Photoshop menu Help>system Info... use its copy button and paste that info in an append here.
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Does Mac OS X in 64 bits takes longer to boot than in 32 bits?
Hello, Does Mac OS X 10.6.3 in 64 bits mode takes longer to boot than in 32 bits mode?. If I boot Mac OS X in my MacBook Pro 5.1 in 64 bits mode it takes 51.3 sec, and if I boot it in 32 bits mode it takes 33.1 sec. I just want to know if this is normal or not. And in case this is normal I would appreciate it a lot if someone could explain me why it takes longer to boot in 64 bits mode than in 32 bits mode.
Thank you a lot for any help that you could give meJust the opposite for me. My early 2008 Mac Pro definitely boots (and runs) faster in 64 bit mode. As Barry mentioned though, you may not want to do this.
The main rule is kernel extensions. If you have anything that needs to load on boot that is only 32 bit (mouse, keyboard, scanner or other type of driver/software), then you must boot in 32 bit mode or they won't load.
As long as all of your boot software is 64 bit compatible, then booting 64 bit is fine. 32 bit software you launch after the OS is up and running will still run as 32 bit with the OS in 64 bit mode. -
I just bought my macbook pro 2 weeks ago and have noticed that when I go to start it up, it takes longer to power up than when I first bought it. Does anyone know why this may be and of a fix for it?
Hi. It could be that the more you pile on the HD, the longer it will take to boot. When I first bought my MBP, it took maybe 30 seconds. But as I began putting more content on the HD, it seemed to take a bit longer to boot. You may also want to consider putting your MBP in sleep mode. That's what I do with mine and it doesn't hurt at all as far as I can tell.
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How do I get my library from my phone to my new computer? I no longer have access to the old computer and when I try to sync my music, it says it will erase everything on my phone. My itunes library is not showing up when I sign into the new computer. Its not even showing any downloads.
The iphone is not a backup/storage device. It simply mirrors the selected content of the computer to which you sync.
It has always been very basic to always maintain a backup copy of your computer for this very occasion.
If for some reason you have failed to backup, not good, then you can transfer itunes purchases from your iphone: File>Transfer Purchases. -
i am trying to transfer the music i have on my ipod to a new computer but i no longer have access to the old computer. Is there anyway that this can be done?
Your i-device was not designed for unique storage of your media. It is not a backup device and media transfer is structured around you maintaining your media on a computer which is itself properly backed up against loss. Syncing is one way, computer to device, matching the device content to the content on the computer. The exception is purchased content.
iTunes Store: Transferring purchases from your iOS device or iPod to a computer - http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1848 - only media purchased from iTunes Store
For transferring other items from an i-device to a computer you will probably have to use third party commercial software unless you have an older model iPod. Examples (check the web for others; this is not an exhaustive listing, nor do I have any idea if they are any good):
- Senuti - http://www.fadingred.com/senuti/
- Phoneview - http://www.ecamm.com/mac/phoneview/
- MusicRescue - http://www.kennettnet.co.uk/products/musicrescue/ - Mac & Windows
- Sharepod (free) - http://download.cnet.com/SharePod/3000-2141_4-10794489.html?tag=mncol;2 - Windows
- Snowfox/iMedia - http://www.mac-videoconverter.com/imedia-transfer-mac.html - Mac & PC
- Yamipod (free) - http://www.yamipod.com/main/modules/downloads/ - PC, Linux, Mac [Still updated for use on newer devices? No edits to site since 2010.]
- Post by Zevoneer: iPod media recovery options - https://discussions.apple.com/message/11624224 - this is an older post and many of the links are also for old posts, so bear this in mind when reading them.
Syncing to a "New" Computer or replacing a "crashed" Hard Drive - https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-3141 - dates from 2008 and some outdated information now.
Copying Content from your iPod to your Computer - The Definitive Guide - http://www.ilounge.com/index.php/articles/comments/copying-music-from-ipod-to-co mputer/ - Information about use in disk mode pertains only to older model iPods.
Get Your Music Off of Your iPod - http://howto.wired.com/wiki/Get_Your_Music_Off_of_Your_iPod - I am not sure but this may only work with some models and not newer Touch, iPhone, or iPad.
Additional information here https://discussions.apple.com/message/18324797 -
Macbook pro takes long to boot up 30 minutes
Hi all,
First of all, thanks for all the help this community has provided so far.
Unfortunately I haven't been able to find a solution so far.
Product:
MacBook Pro (13-inch, Mid 2010)
OS X 10.6.8
2.4GHz Intel core 2 duo
4GB 1067 MHz DDR3
It is quite old, but for no reason, the performance is going downhill and every day is taking longer to boot or work with it.
The spinning ball appears after every action and it takes more than 30 minutes to boot (I'm now writing from a different laptop as it has become practically unusable). Good news is I did backup everything when it started performing poorly.
Actions so far:
Apple Hardware extended Test, run 3 times, no errors.
Check disk errors: no errors
Check and fix disk permissions: no improvement
I'm running out of ideas...
Obviously, it has been long time out of warranty, and I'm not sure is worth an expensive fix as I know I have to replace it soon.
I would like to keep it as a secondary laptop.
Do you have any ideas about tests I haven't run?
Thanks in advance!
System.log:
Oct 9 21:35:21 localhost bootlog[41]: BOOT_TIME: 1381350857 0
Oct 9 21:37:41 localhost DirectoryService[36]: Improper shutdown detected
Oct 9 21:38:28 localhost blued[42]: Apple Bluetooth daemon started
Oct 9 21:39:14 localhost com.apple.kextd[10]: Can't create kext cache under / - owner not root.
Oct 9 21:39:19: --- last message repeated 2 times ---
Oct 9 21:39:19 localhost configd[39]: InterfaceNamer: timed out waiting for IOKit to quiesce
Oct 9 21:39:19 localhost configd[39]: InterfaceNamer: Busy services :
Oct 9 21:39:19 localhost configd[39]: InterfaceNamer: MacBookPro7,1 [1]
Oct 9 21:39:19 localhost configd[39]: InterfaceNamer: No network stack object
Oct 9 21:39:20 localhost mDNSResponder[26]: mDNSResponder mDNSResponder-258.21 (May 26 2011 14:40:13) starting
Oct 9 21:39:21 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx configd[39]: setting hostname to "MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx.local"
Oct 9 21:39:21 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx configd[39]: network configuration changed.
Oct 9 21:40:24 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.apple.launchd[1] (com.apple.SystemStarter): Failed to count the number of files in "/System/Library/StartupItems": No such file or directory
Oct 9 21:40:30: --- last message repeated 3 times ---
Oct 9 21:40:26 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.apple.usbmuxd[19]: usbmuxd-323 on Jul 29 2013 at 23:21:29, running 64 bit
Oct 9 21:40:30 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.apple.launchd[1] (com.apple.SystemStarter): Failed to count the number of files in "/System/Library/StartupItems": No such file or directory
Oct 9 21:40:31: --- last message repeated 3 times ---
Oct 9 21:40:31 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx configd[39]: network configuration changed.
Oct 9 21:40:31 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx mDNSResponder[26]: mDNSPlatformSetDNSConfig: Error: dns_configuration_copy returned NULL
Oct 9 21:40:31 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx configd[39]: network configuration changed.
Oct 9 21:40:34 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx root[73]: sntp options: a=2 v=1 e=0.100 E=5.000 P=2147483647.000
Oct 9 21:40:34 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx root[73]: d=15 c=5 x=0 op=1 l=/var/run/sntp.pid f= time.euro.apple.com
Oct 9 21:40:34 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx root[73]: sntp: getaddrinfo(hostname, ntp) failed with nodename nor servname provided, or not known
Oct 9 21:40:42 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx XProtectUpdater[17]: NSURLConnection error: Error Domain=NSURLErrorDomain Code=-1009 UserInfo=0x102c0f2e0 "This computer’s Internet connection appears to be offline." Underlying Error=(Error Domain=kCFErrorDomainCFNetwork Code=-1009 UserInfo=0x102c14e40 "This computer’s Internet connection appears to be offline.")
Oct 9 21:40:42 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.apple.launchd[1] (com.apple.xprotectupdater[17]): Exited with exit code: 255
Oct 9 21:40:43 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx crsud[37]: INSERT-HANG-DETECTED: Tx time:4.395696, # of Inserts: 0, # of bytes written: 0, Did shrink: NO
Oct 9 21:41:46 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.apple.kextd[10]: Can't create kext cache under / - owner not root.
Oct 9 21:41:46: --- last message repeated 2 times ---
Oct 9 21:41:46 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.apple.launchd[1] (com.apple.SystemStarter): Failed to count the number of files in "/System/Library/StartupItems": No such file or directory
Oct 9 21:42:07: --- last message repeated 3 times ---
Oct 9 21:42:07 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.apple.kextd[10]: Can't create kext cache under / - owner not root.
Oct 9 21:42:08: --- last message repeated 9 times ---
Oct 9 21:42:08 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx /System/Library/CoreServices/loginwindow.app/Contents/MacOS/loginwindow[27]: Login Window Application Started
Oct 9 21:42:09 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.apple.kextd[10]: Can't create kext cache under / - owner not root.
Oct 9 21:42:20: --- last message repeated 7 times ---
Oct 9 21:42:18 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.apple.launchd[1] (com.apple.SystemStarter): Failed to count the number of files in "/System/Library/StartupItems": No such file or directory
Oct 9 21:42:20: --- last message repeated 1 time ---
Oct 9 21:42:20 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx ntpd[15]: bind() fd 26, family 30, port 123, scope 6, addr fe80::f2b4:79ff:fe15:2ecd, in6_is_addr_multicast=0 flags=0x11 fails: Can't assign requested address
Oct 9 21:42:20 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx ntpd[15]: unable to create socket on en1 (5) for fe80::f2b4:79ff:fe15:2ecd#123
Oct 9 21:43:09 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx configd[39]: network configuration changed.
Oct 9 21:43:32 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.apple.launchctl.Background[89]: launchctl: Dubious permissions on file (skipping): /Library/LaunchAgents/com.adobe.AAM.Updater-1.0.plist
Oct 9 21:44:14 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.apple.kextd[10]: Can't create kext cache under / - owner not root.
Oct 9 21:44:14 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.apple.kextd[10]: Rescanning kernel extensions.
Oct 9 21:44:14 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.apple.kextd[10]: Can't create kext cache under / - owner not root.
Oct 9 21:44:56: --- last message repeated 8 times ---
Oct 9 21:44:28 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx ntpd[15]: time reset -4.894810 s
Oct 9 21:44:56 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.apple.launchctl.LoginWindow[96]: launchctl: Dubious permissions on file (skipping): /Library/LaunchAgents/com.adobe.AAM.Updater-1.0.plist
Oct 9 21:46:38 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx loginwindow[27]: Login Window Started Security Agent
Oct 9 21:46:42 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx mdworker[82]: (Error) SyncInfo: Catalog changed during searchfs too many times -- falling back to fsw search /
Oct 9 21:46:42 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx loginwindow[27]: Login Window - Returned from Security Agent
Oct 9 21:46:42 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx loginwindow[27]: USER_PROCESS: 27 console
Oct 9 21:46:45 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.apple.launchctl.Background[109]: launchctl: Dubious permissions on file (skipping): /Library/LaunchAgents/com.adobe.AAM.Updater-1.0.plist
Oct 9 21:46:45 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.apple.launchctl.Aqua[110]: launchctl: Dubious permissions on file (skipping): /Library/LaunchAgents/com.adobe.AAM.Updater-1.0.plist
Oct 9 21:46:45 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.apple.launchctl.Aqua[110]: launchctl: Dubious permissions on file (skipping): /etc/mach_init_per_user.d/com.adobe.SwitchBoard.monitor.plist
Oct 9 21:46:45 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.apple.launchd.peruser.501[108] (com.kodak.BonjourAgent): Unknown key for string: Kodak Version
Oct 9 21:46:45 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.apple.launchd.peruser.501[108] (com.kodak.BonjourAgent): Unknown key: Kodak Version
Oct 9 21:46:45 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.apple.launchd.peruser.501[108] (com.apple.ReportCrash): Falling back to default Mach exception handler. Could not find: com.apple.ReportCrash.Self
Oct 9 21:46:46 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.apple.launchd[1] (com.wacom.pentablet[100]): Exited with exit code: 255
Oct 9 21:46:49 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.apple.kextd[10]: Can't create kext cache under / - owner not root.
Oct 9 21:47:19: --- last message repeated 1 time ---
Oct 9 21:47:46 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.hp.messagecenter.launcher[131]: ThrottleProcessIO: throttling disk i/o
Oct 9 21:48:01 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx fontd[142]: Database content version mismatch (stored(15) != expected(14))
Oct 9 21:48:01 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx fontd[142]: Failed to open read-only database, regenerating DB
Oct 9 21:48:03 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.apple.launchd.peruser.501[108] (com.apple.Kerberos.renew.plist[126]): Exited with exit code: 1
Oct 9 21:48:03 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx Adobe Reader Updater Helper[137]: INSERT-HANG-DETECTED: Tx time:29.652770, # of Inserts: 0, # of bytes written: 0, Did shrink: NO
Oct 9 21:48:06 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.apple.launchd.peruser.501[108] (com.apple.mrt.uiagent[125]): Exited with exit code: 255
Oct 9 21:49:26 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 Configuration.cpp Line 713 at LoadConfigurationFile() [60/65794 ms]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 Configuration.cpp Line 713 at LoadConfigurationFile() [60/65794 ms]: First time checking the Info.plist!
Oct 9 21:49:26 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: Read 948 bytes from the Info.plist.
Oct 9 21:49:26 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: Logging key was found! Checking its value ...
Oct 9 21:49:26 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: Logging prefix was found! Checking its value ...
Oct 9 21:49:26 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: No change in the logging value.
Oct 9 21:49:26 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: About to load configuration files ...About to load configuration files ...
Oct 9 21:49:26 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: Read 8935 bytes from the global plist.
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: Obtained gAiOTwainScanToPath = /Library/Printers/Kodak/AiO_Printers/Utilities/Twain Scan To.app
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: Obtained gNumPluginsToUse = 2
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: Obtained gAiOICAScanDriverPath[0] = /Library/Image Capture/Devices/KODAK AiO Scan Driver.app
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: Obtained gAiOICAScanDriverPath[1] = /Library/Image Capture/Devices/KODAK AiO2 Scan Driver.app
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: Obtained gAiOPluginPath[0] = /Library/Printers/Kodak/AiO_Printers/AIOIO.plugin
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: Obtained gAiOPluginPath[1] = /Library/Printers/Kodak/AiO_Printers/AIO2IO.plugin
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: Obtained gPrinterDescriptorArrayNumItems[0] = 15
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: Obtained gPrinterDescriptorArrayNumItems[1] = 17
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][0].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][0].modelPID = 16421
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][0].modelName = 5100
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][0].modelType = 0
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][1].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][1].modelPID = 16422
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][1].modelName = 5300
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][1].modelType = 1
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][2].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][2].modelPID = 16423
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][2].modelName = 5500
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][2].modelType = 2
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][3].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][3].modelPID = 16433
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][3].modelName = ESP 3
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][3].modelType = 3
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][4].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][4].modelPID = 16434
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][4].modelName = ESP 5
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][4].modelType = 5
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][5].modelVID = 16700
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][5].modelPID = 21251
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][5].modelName = Dell
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][5].modelType = 6
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][6].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][6].modelPID = 16446
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][6].modelName = ESP 7
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][6].modelType = 7
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][7].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][7].modelPID = 16447
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][7].modelName = ESP 9
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][7].modelType = 9
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][8].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][8].modelPID = 16451
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][8].modelName = ESP 3200
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][8].modelType = 3200
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][9].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][9].modelPID = 16449
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][9].modelName = ESP 5200
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][9].modelType = 5200
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][10].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][10].modelPID = 16467
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][10].modelName = ESP Office 4100
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][10].modelType = 4100
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][11].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][11].modelPID = 16468
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][11].modelName = ESP Office 6100
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][11].modelType = 6100
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][12].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][12].modelPID = 16470
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][12].modelName = ESP 7200
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][12].modelType = 7200
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][13].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][13].modelPID = 16485
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][13].modelName = ESP 9200
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][13].modelType = 9200
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][14].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][14].modelPID = 16457
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][14].modelName = ESP LION
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][14].modelType = 11
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][0].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][0].modelPID = 16471
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][0].modelName = 110
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][0].modelType = 110
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][1].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][1].modelPID = 16472
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][1].modelName = 115
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][1].modelType = 115
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][2].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][2].modelPID = 16477
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][2].modelName = 310
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][2].modelType = 310
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][3].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][3].modelPID = 16478
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][3].modelName = 315
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][3].modelType = 315
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][4].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][4].modelPID = 16473
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][4].modelName = ESP Office 2150
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][4].modelType = 2150
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][5].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][5].modelPID = 16486
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][5].modelName = ESP Office 2170
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][5].modelType = 2170
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][6].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][6].modelPID = 16482
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][6].modelName = Office HERO 6.1
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][6].modelType = 601
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][7].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][7].modelPID = 16484
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][7].modelName = HERO 5.1
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][7].modelType = 501
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][8].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][8].modelPID = 16483
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][8].modelName = HERO 7.1
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][8].modelType = 701
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][9].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][9].modelPID = 16487
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][9].modelName = HERO 9.1
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][9].modelType = 901
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][10].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][10].modelPID = 16493
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][10].modelName = HERO 3.1
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][10].modelType = 301
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][11].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][11].modelPID = 16490
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][11].modelName = ESP 1.2
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][11].modelType = 102
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][12].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][12].modelPID = 16491
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][12].modelName = ESP 3.2
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][12].modelType = 302
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][13].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][13].modelPID = 16475
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][13].modelName = HERO 6.2
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][13].modelType = 602
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][14].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][14].modelPID = 16474
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][14].modelName = HERO 8.2
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][14].modelType = 802
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][15].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][15].modelPID = 16488
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][15].modelName = HERO 2.2
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][15].modelType = 202
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][16].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][16].modelPID = 16489
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][16].modelName = HERO 4.2
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][16].modelType = 402
Oct 9 21:49:29 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: Obtained all of gPrinterDescriptorArray[][]!
Oct 9 21:49:30 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: Read 518 bytes from the local plist.
Oct 9 21:49:30 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: Obtained gPluginIndex_RTC = 1
Oct 9 21:49:30 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: Obtained gScanPathPrefix = /tmp/aioscan
Oct 9 21:49:30 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: Obtained gAiOMaxSharedPrinters[0] = 8
Oct 9 21:49:30 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: Obtained gAiOMaxSharedPrinters[1] = 8
Oct 9 21:49:30 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: Obtained gAiOSharedMemoryBlockSize[0] = 66560
Oct 9 21:49:30 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: Obtained gAiOSharedMemoryBlockSize[1] = 131072
Oct 9 21:49:30 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 Configuration.cpp Line 731 at LoadConfigurationFile() [70/70924 ms]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 Configuration.cpp Line 731 at LoadConfigurationFile() [70/70924 ms]: ... Finished loading configuration files.... Finished loading configuration files.
Oct 9 21:49:30 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 main.cpp Line 388 at main() [70/70924 ms]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 main.cpp Line 388 at main() [70/70924 ms]: *** Starting Bonjour Agent! ****** Starting Bonjour Agent! ***
Oct 9 21:49:32 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.apple.kextd[10]: Can't create kext cache under / - owner not root.
Oct 9 21:49:34: --- last message repeated 1 time ---
Oct 9 21:49:34 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 main.cpp Line 209 at SwitchEventsRegister() [70/74683 ms]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 main.cpp Line 209 at SwitchEventsRegister() [70/74683 ms]: Switch events are now registered!Switch events are now registered!
Oct 9 21:49:35 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx WindowServer[78]: kCGErrorFailure: Set a breakpoint @ CGErrorBreakpoint() to catch errors as they are logged.
Oct 9 21:49:35 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.apple.WindowServer[78]: Wed Oct 9 21:49:35 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx.local WindowServer[78] <Error>: kCGErrorFailure: Set a breakpoint @ CGErrorBreakpoint() to catch errors as they are logged.
Oct 9 21:50:01 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 Configuration.cpp Line 607 at LoadConfigurationFile() [90/1610 ms]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 Configuration.cpp Line 607 at LoadConfigurationFile() [90/1610 ms]:
Oct 9 21:50:01 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: First time checking the Info.plist!
Oct 9 21:50:01 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: Read 1259 bytes from the Info.plist.
Oct 9 21:50:01 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: Logging key was found! Checking its value ...
Oct 9 21:50:01 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: Logging prefix was found! Checking its value ...
Oct 9 21:50:01 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: No change in the logging value.
Oct 9 21:50:01 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: About to load configuration files ...About to load configuration files ...
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: <CFURL 0x10c5b0 [0xa
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: 0669ec0]>{type = 0, string = /Library/Printers/Kodak/AiO_Printers/KodakAi
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: OBonjourAgent.app/Contents/MacOS/KodakAiOBonjourAgent, encoding = 134217984, base = (null)}
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: Read 8935 bytes from the global plist.
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: Obtained gAiOTwainScanToPath = /Library/Printers/Kodak/AiO_Printers/Utilities/Twain Scan To.app
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: Obtained gNumPluginsToUse = 2
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: Obtained gAiOICAScanDriverPath[0] = /Library/Image Capture/Devices/KODAK AiO Scan Driver.app
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: Obtained gAiOICAScanDriverPath[1] = /Library/Image Capture/Devices/KODAK AiO2 Scan Driver.app
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: Obtained gAiOPluginPath[0] = /Library/Printers/Kodak/AiO_Printers/AIOIO.plugin
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: Obtained gAiOPluginPath[1] = /Library/Printers/Kodak/AiO_Printers/AIO2IO.plugin
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: Obtained gPrinterDescriptorArrayNumItems[0] = 15
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: Obtained gPrinterDescriptorArrayNumItems[1] = 17
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][0].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][0].modelPID = 16421
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][0].modelName = 5100
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][0].modelType = 0
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][1].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][1].modelPID = 16422
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][1].modelName = 5300
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][1].modelType = 1
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][2].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][2].modelPID = 16423
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][2].modelName = 5500
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][2].modelType = 2
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][3].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][3].modelPID = 16433
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][3].modelName = ESP 3
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][3].modelType = 3
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][4].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][4].modelPID = 16434
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][4].modelName = ESP 5
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][4].modelType = 5
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][5].modelVID = 16700
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][5].modelPID = 21251
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][5].modelName = Dell
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][5].modelType = 6
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][6].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][6].modelPID = 16446
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][6].modelName = ESP 7
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][6].modelType = 7
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][7].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][7].modelPID = 16447
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][7].modelName = ESP 9
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][7].modelType = 9
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][8].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][8].modelPID = 16451
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][8].modelName = ESP 3200
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][8].modelType = 3200
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][9].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][9].modelPID = 16449
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][9].modelName = ESP 5200
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][9].modelType = 5200
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][10].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][10].modelPID = 16467
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][10].modelName = ESP Office 4100
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][10].modelType = 4100
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][11].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][11].modelPID = 16468
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][11].modelName = ESP Office 6100
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][11].modelType = 6100
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][12].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][12].modelPID = 16470
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][12].modelName = ESP 7200
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][12].modelType = 7200
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][13].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][13].modelPID = 16485
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][13].modelName = ESP 9200
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][13].modelType = 9200
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][14].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][14].modelPID = 16457
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][14].modelName = ESP LION
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[0][14].modelType = 11
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][0].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][0].modelPID = 16471
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][0].modelName = 110
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][0].modelType = 110
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][1].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][1].modelPID = 16472
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][1].modelName = 115
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][1].modelType = 115
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][2].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][2].modelPID = 16477
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][2].modelName = 310
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][2].modelType = 310
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][3].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: 3].modelPID = 16478
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][3].modelName = 315
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][3].modelType = 315
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][4].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][4].modelPID = 16473
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][4].modelName = ESP Office 2150
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][4].modelType = 2150
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][5].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][5].modelPID = 16486
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][5].modelName = ESP Office 2170
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][5].modelType = 2170
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][6].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][6].modelPID = 16482
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][6].modelName = Office HERO 6.1
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][6].modelType = 601
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][7].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][7].modelPID = 16484
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][7].modelName = HERO 5.1
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][7].modelType = 501
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][8].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][8].modelPID = 16483
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][8].modelName = HERO 7.1
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][8].modelType = 701
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][9].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][9].modelPID = 16487
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][9].modelName = HERO 9.1
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][9].modelType = 901
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][10].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][10].modelPID = 16493
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][10].modelName = HERO 3.1
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][10].modelType = 301
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][11].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][11].modelPID = 16490
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][11].modelName = ESP 1.2
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][11].modelType = 102
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][12].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][12].modelPID = 16491
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][12].modelName = ESP 3.2
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][12].modelType = 302
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][13].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][13].modelPID = 16475
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][13].modelName = HERO 6.2
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][13].modelType = 602
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][14].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][14].modelPID = 16474
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][14].modelName = HERO 8.2
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][14].modelType = 802
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][15].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][15].modelPID = 16488
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][15].modelName = HERO 2.2
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][15].modelType =
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: 202
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][16].modelVID = 1034
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][16].modelPID = 16489
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][16].modelName = HERO 4.2
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: gPrinterDescriptorArray[1][16].modelType = 402
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: Obtained all of gPrinterDescriptorArray[][]!
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 Configuration.cpp Line 625 at LoadConfigurationFile() [100/2978 ms]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 Configuration.cpp Line 625 at LoadConfigurationFile() [100/2978 ms]: ... Finished loading configuration files.... Finished loading configuration files.
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 TigerPrinterAPI.cpp Line 331 at AssignSignal() [100/2978 ms]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 TigerPrinterAPI.cpp Line 331 at AssignSignal() [100/2978 ms]: A previous signal setting for A previous signal setting for SIGTERMSIGTERM existed, so we save it... existed, so we save it...
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 TigerPrinterAPI.cpp Line 159 at PreserveOldSignal() [100/2978 ms]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 TigerPrinterAPI.cpp Line 159 at PreserveOldSignal() [100/2978 ms]: Preserving old signal handler Preserving old signal handler truetrue for for SIGTERMSIGTERM
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 TigerPrinterAPI.cpp Line 331 at AssignSignal() [100/2978 ms]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 TigerPrinterAPI.cpp Line 331 at AssignSignal() [100/2978 ms]: A previous signal setting for A previous signal setting for SIGABRTSIGABRT existed, so we save it... existed, so we save it...
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 TigerPrinterAPI.cpp Line 159 at PreserveOldSignal() [100/2979 ms]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 TigerPrinterAPI.cpp Line 159 at PreserveOldSignal() [100/2979 ms]: Preserving old signal handler Preserving old signal handler truetrue for for SIGABRTSIGABRT
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 TigerLibraryUtilities.cpp Line 2571 at ThreadCreate() [100/2979 ms]: New thread created: 0xB0185000 from within 0xA00D8540
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 TigerLibraryUtilities.cpp Line 1955 at CommandLine() [100/2979 ms]: Initializing Command Line Mutex...
Oct 9 21:50:02 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 TigerLibraryUtilities.cpp Line 1958 at CommandLine() [100/2979 ms]: ...Command Line Mutex initialized
Oct 9 21:50:13 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 TigerPrinterAPI.cpp Line 996 at AiOLibrary_InitializeLibrary() [100/13195 ms]: At the start of library initialization, this process has 4 threads running.
Oct 9 21:50:13 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 TigerPrinterAPI.cpp Line 999 at AiOLibrary_InitializeLibrary() [100/13195 ms]: ******************* LIBRARY INITIALIZED *******************
Oct 9 21:50:13 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 PumaScanHost.cpp Line 882 at StartScanHostBroadcast() [100/13207 ms]: We have a listening socket #5
Oct 9 21:50:22 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 TigerLibraryUtilities.cpp Line 2571 at ThreadCreate() [100/22740 ms]: New thread created: 0xB0218000 from within 0xA00D8540
Oct 9 21:50:24 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: PID 130 Thread 0xB0218000 TigerLibraryUtilities.cpp Line 2737 at ThreadExit() [100/24972 ms]:
Oct 9 21:50:24 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 TigerTCPUtilities.cpp Line 560 at BonjourBrowserClientCallback() [100/24972 ms]: About to kill thread We are completing this thread!0xB0218000
Oct 9 21:50:25 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 PumaScanHost.cpp Line 1017 at StartScanHostBroadcast() [100/25311 ms]: Starting Bonjour ScanTo service for: MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx
Oct 9 21:50:28 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 PumaScanHost.cpp Line 445 at GetApplicationListFromPrefs() [110/28542 ms]: Found Scan Host Application: Preview
Oct 9 21:50:28 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 PumaScanHost.cpp Line 863 at ConstructScanHostBonjourTXTRecord() [110/28542 ms]: Scan Host Bonjour TXT Record = txtvers=1.vid=040a#mfg=Eastman Kodak Company,product=Host ScanTo Service AppCnt=01.A00=Preview
Oct 9 21:50:38 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 main.cpp Line 456 at main() [110/38464 ms]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 main.cpp Line 456 at main() [110/38464 ms]: ICA Scan Driver installed, so we do NO USB Button Listening for Plugin #ICA Scan Driver installed, so we do NO USB Button Listening for Plugin #00!!
Oct 9 21:50:38 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 main.cpp Line 456 at main() [110/38630 ms]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 main.cpp Line 456 at main() [110/38630 ms]: ICA Scan Driver installed, so we do NO USB Button Listening for Plugin #ICA Scan Driver installed, so we do NO USB Button Listening for Plugin #11!!
Oct 9 21:50:38 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 main.cpp Line 473 at main() [110/38630 ms]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 main.cpp Line 473 at main() [110/38630 ms]: No list of pids, so we are doing no USB Button Listening!No list of pids, so we are doing no USB Button Listening!
Oct 9 21:50:38 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 TigerLibraryUtilities.cpp Line 2571 at ThreadCreate() [110/38631 ms]: PID 130 Thread 0xA00D8540 TigerLibraryUtilities.cpp Line 2571 at ThreadCreate() [110/38631 ms]: New thread created: New thread created: 0xB031C0000xB031C000 from within from within 0xA00D85400xA00D8540
Oct 9 21:50:38 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: PID 130 Thread 0xB031C000 RTC.cpp Line 553 at RTCThread() [110/38632 ms]:
Oct 9 21:50:38 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: PID 130 Thread 0xB031C000 RTC.cpp Line 553 at RTCThread() [110/38632 ms]: 10 second delay in place before RTC starts up ...10 second delay in place before RTC starts up ...
Oct 9 21:50:41 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.apple.kextd[10]: Can't create kext cache under / - owner not root.
Oct 9 21:50:48: --- last message repeated 1 time ---
Oct 9 21:50:48 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: PID 130 Thread 0xB031C000 RTC.cpp Line 568 at RTCThread() [110/48632 ms]: PID 130 Thread 0xB031C000 RTC.cpp Line 568 at RTCThread() [110/48632 ms]: ****** RTC Starting up! ******
Oct 9 21:50:48 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: ****** RTC Starting up! ******
Oct 9 21:50:48 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.kodak.BonjourAgent[130]: PID 130 Thread 0xB031C000 RTC.cpp Line 571 at RTCThread() [110/48632 ms]: PID 130 Thread 0xB031C000 RTC.cpp Line 571 at RTCThread() [110/48632 ms]: ****** Turning on RTC! ************ Turning on RTC! ******
Oct 9 21:51:37 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx com.apple.launchctl.Background[171]: launchctl: Dubious permissions on file (skipping): /Library/LaunchAgents/com.adobe.AAM.Updater-1.0.plist
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Oct 9 21:51:39 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx GoogleSoftwareUpdateDaemon[167]: -[KSCheckAction performAction] KSCheckAction checking 1 ticket(s).
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Oct 9 21:51:50 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx GoogleSoftwareUpdateDaemon[167]: -[KSUpdateCheckAction performAction] KSUpdateCheckAction running KSServerUpdateRequest: <KSOmahaServerUpdateRequest:0x223110\n server=<KSOmahaServer:0x21d490>\n url="https://tools.google.com/service/update2"\n runningFetchers=0\n tickets=1\n activeTickets=1\n rollCallTickets=1\n body=\n <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>\n <o:gupdate xmlns:o="http://www.google.com/update2/request" protocol="2.0" version="KeystoneDaemon-1.1.0.3659" ismachine="1">\n <o:os platform="mac" version="MacOSX" sp="10.6.8_i486"></o:os>\n <o:app appid="com.google.Keystone" version="1.1.0.3659" lang="en-us" installage="213" brand="GGLG">\n <o:ping r="1" a="1"></o:ping>\n <o:updatecheck></o:updatecheck>\n </o:app>\n </o:gupdate>\n>
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Oct 9 21:55:49 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx GoogleSoftwareUpdateDaemon[167]: -[KSOutOfProcessFetcher(PrivateMethods) helperDidTimeout:] KSOutOfProcessFetcher timeout while waiting for fetch. [com.google.UpdateEngine.CommonErrorDomain:1502]
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Oct 9 21:55:49 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx GoogleSoftwareUpdateDaemon[167]: -[KSUpdateCheckAction(PrivateMethods) finishAction] KSUpdateCheckAction found updates: {( )}
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Oct 9 21:55:50 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx GoogleSoftwareUpdateDaemon[167]: -[KSMultiUpdateAction performAction] KSSilentUpdateAction had no updates to apply.
Oct 9 21:55:50 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx GoogleSoftwareUpdateDaemon[167]: -[KSMultiUpdateAction performAction] KSPromptAction had no updates to apply.
Oct 9 21:55:50 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx GoogleSoftwareUpdateDaemon[167]: -[KSUpdateEngine(PrivateMethods) updateFinish] KSUpdateEngine update processing complete.
Oct 9 21:55:50 MacBook-Pro-di-xxx-xxx GoogleSHello London0910. There isn't much more troubleshooting you can do to speed up the computer. I would review this thread for maybe additional resources and suggestions: http://goo.gl/w9o60j
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New 27" Quad Core I5 or I7 and 64 bit Applications
I may be purchasing one at some point in the not too distant future and was wondering how exactly does the new iMacs and 10.6 work with 64 bit applications? I'm really in the dark about this, so I'm sure this sounds like a dumb question.
I run the usual Adobe apps but I also have a 3D app (Cinema 4D) that would greatly benefit from running in 64 bit. Is that something you have to switch on and off? How would you use 64 bit apps with 32 bit apps?
Thanks. Again, sorry if this is basic.
BobPerformance; the i7 shows as measurably faster than the i5. Take a look at the benchmarks at the following sites:
http://www.barefeats.com/
http://gizmodo.com/5407204/benchmarked-the-quad+core-i7-imac-is-super-fast
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Hello there. I've purcahsed the new i7 macbook pro quad core and the us-428 tascam is not recognised by logic.
I try to open audio/midi setup but it doesn't give me the option to choose the us-428 tascam. Does anybody know if there is a new driver for this i7 quadcore machines for the us-428 tascams? Please adviseThe hardware has been discontinued... the last driver is from 2007.
Go here.
http://tascam.com/product/us-428/downloads/
Get the 3.40 driver, unplug the 428 from the mac, reinstall the driver (over the top of the other one). Reboot the Mac, after it's settled give it a minute.... then plug the US-428 in.
I don't hold much hope of the driver being SL compatible but it's worth a shot.
Just be sure the unit is unplugged when you install the driver.
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If I force shutdown my MacBook then restart it, it stays on the load screen for minutes sometimes beyond an hour. I have already verified and repaired the disks and permissions but it still takes long to load. Any ideas why it could be taking so long to reboot?
The first thing to do is startup up in Safe Mode and see if the machine behaves acceptably. There is a second knowldege base article that may help give further guidance.
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I've had my Macbook Pro 13 since November 2010, I am still running Snow Leopard, never upgraded or anything. Since last March, my computer takes a long time to turn on, get to the screen where I log in. If I click anything when it gets to the screen right away, I can't click anything, the mouse moves, but nothing responds. I have to wait a good 15-20 minutes before I can click anything. I usually turn my computer on, and leave, come back 25-30 minutes later, and log in. When I have over 3 applications open, ex Firefox, MS Word, Spotify, my computer lags, and sometimes freezes. The freezes last from 30 seconds, to me having to restart the computer. Sometimes the computer freezes randomly when I'm just browsing. Around 70-80% of the time, when I play a video, using flash player like youtube, my computer lags, and after watching a video or 2, the computer freezes. Most of the time, the freeze stays frozen, and around 10 minutes later my mouse can move, but the screen is frozen, and the rainbow loading symbol starts. I just restart the computer. Sometimes, around once every 2 days, or sometimes it happens around 10 times in a couple of hours of me using the computer, my computer gets a gray screen that descends down the screen, it says in multiple languages that I have to immediately restart my computer by pressing the power button down and then pressing it again. Oh, and the bottom of my computer always gets really really hot when I use it.
It is a huge hassle, I can still use the computer, but I would love it if my computer was fixed.I am still running Snow Leopard, never upgraded or anything.
What about updates? Check software update.
How large is your hard drive and how much hard drive space do you have left?
Shut down your computer and disconnect all peripherals (keyboard & mouse if pertinent) from your computer. Now reboot.
If the Mac starts up normally, shut it down again and then plug in one of the peripherals (keyboard or mouse first) and start up your computer again. If it does so successfully repeat the process, adding one peripheral at a time until your Mac acts up. At that point, disconnect the last peripheral you added, reboot your Mac and search the peripheral vendor's website for an updated driver.
If no driver exists or the problem remain after installing the new driver, try a different cable or a different port on your Mac.
If none of the above works, again disconnect all peripherals from your Mac, hold down the "shift" key to start up in "Safe Boot" mode.
If the Mac starts up correctly, restart without pressing the "shift" key.
If your computer still does not start up properly, shut it down and restart it while holding down the Apple+Option-P-R keys; keep holding "all 4 keys" down until you hear the startup sound "twice."
If none of the above work Disconnect all peripherals from your computer. Boot from your install disc & run Repair Disk from the utility menu. To use the Install Mac OS X disc, insert the disc, and restart your computer while holding down the C key as it starts up.
Select your language.
Once on the desktop, select Utility in the menu bar.
Select Disk Utility.
Select the disk or volume in the list of disks and volumes, and then click First Aid.
Click Repair Disk.
(If Disk Utility cannot repair, you will need a stronger utility (3rd party) - Diskwarrior or Techtool PRO)
Restart your computer when done.
Repair permissions after you reach the desktop-http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=25751 and restart your computer.
Remove any 3rd party ram.
Reinstall Snow Leopard - This will install a "fresh" copy of Snow Leopard without archiving old system files but leaves the rest of your files in place.
Oh, and the bottom of my computer always gets really really hot when I use it.
User Tip: How to deal with MacBook Pro and MacBook heat?
Per your user manual: Do not operate your MacBook Pro on a pillow or other soft material, as the material can block the airflow vents. Never place anything over the keyboard when operating your MacBook Pro. Never push objects into the ventilation openings.
From MacBook Pro: Care, Use, and Safety Information
For prolonged use, place your MacBook Pro on a flat, stable surface. Do not place your MacBook Pro on your lap or other body surface for extended periods of time. Prolonged body contact can cause discomfort and potentially a burn.
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