Suddenly takes long time to boot up, then odd behaviors...suggestions?

My computer is about six weeks old and has been fantastic up to this point. Beginning two days ago, however, it started acting odd, not recognizing external drives, etc. A reboot has always fixed such problems before (with other Macs). When I rebooted, I noticed it took 4 to 5 minutes for the desktop to come up. I've noticed other weird problems, like the mouse buttons (both external mouse and pad) don't work. Every reboot takes several minutes and the problems only seem more pronounced.
Any suggestions before I make an appointment with a Mac Genius?

Rodney Mccarver wrote:
Any suggestions before I make an appointment with a Mac Genius?
Boot in Safe Mode (which runs some basic housecleaning) - reboot and hold the Shift key at startup.
Run Utilities > Disk Utility, select your HDD and click Verify Disk (not permissions). If errors are found, you'll need to boot from your Install DVD 1, wait for the menu bar (after language selection), select Utilities menu > Disk Utility, then select your HDD and click Repair Disk. You may need to repeat that step once.

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Feb 1 16:39:49 svrshir441 kernel: OCFS2 1.8.0
Feb 1 16:39:49 svrshir441 kernel: o2dlm: Joining domain 0004FB0000050000E5144BF336A244A4 ( 0 1 2 ) 3 nodes
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[2015-02-01 16:38:23 9555] DEBUG (ocfs2:162) cluster debug: {'/sys/kernel/debug/o2dlm': [], '/sys/kernel/debug/o2net': ['connected_n
odes', 'stats', 'sock_containers', 'send_tracking'], '/sys/kernel/debug/o2hb': ['0004FB0000050000E5144BF336A244A4', 'failed_regions'
, 'quorum_regions', 'live_regions', 'livenodes'], 'service o2cb status': 'Driver for "configfs": Loaded\nFilesystem "configfs": Moun
ted\nStack glue driver: Loaded\nStack plugin "o2cb": Loaded\nDriver for "ocfs2_dlmfs": Loaded\nFilesystem "ocfs2_dlmfs": Mounted\nCh
ecking O2CB cluster "8cd10008859eaf59": Online\n Heartbeat dead threshold: 61\n Network idle timeout: 60000\n Network keepalive d
elay: 2000\n Network reconnect delay: 2000\n Heartbeat mode: Global\nChecking O2CB heartbeat: Active\n 0004FB0000050000E5144BF336
A244A4 /dev/dm-4\nNodes in O2CB cluster: 0 1 2 \n'}
[2015-02-01 16:38:23 9555] DEBUG (ocfs2:162) cluster debug: {'/sys/kernel/debug/o2dlm': [], '/sys/kernel/debug/o2net': ['connected_n
odes', 'stats', 'sock_containers', 'send_tracking'], '/sys/kernel/debug/o2hb': ['0004FB0000050000E5144BF336A244A4', 'failed_regions'
, 'quorum_regions', 'live_regions', 'livenodes'], 'service o2cb status': 'Driver for "configfs": Loaded\nFilesystem "configfs": Moun
ted\nStack glue driver: Loaded\nStack plugin "o2cb": Loaded\nDriver for "ocfs2_dlmfs": Loaded\nFilesystem "ocfs2_dlmfs": Mounted\nCh
ecking O2CB cluster "8cd10008859eaf59": Online\n Heartbeat dead threshold: 61\n Network idle timeout: 60000\n Network keepalive d
elay: 2000\n Network reconnect delay: 2000\n Heartbeat mode: Global\nChecking O2CB heartbeat: Active\n 0004FB0000050000E5144BF336
A244A4 /dev/dm-4\nNodes in O2CB cluster: 0 1 2 \n'}
[2015-02-01 16:38:23 9555] DEBUG (ocfs2:270) Trying to mount /dev/mapper/360080e500036115200000b315294458d to /poolfsmnt/0004fb00000
50000e5144bf336a244a4
[2015-02-01 16:38:23 9555] DEBUG (ocfs2:295) /dev/mapper/360080e500036115200000b315294458d mounted to /poolfsmnt/0004fb0000050000e51
44bf336a244a4
[2015-02-01 16:38:24 10441] INFO (notificationserver:213) NOTIFICATION SERVER STARTED
[2015-02-01 16:38:24 10443] INFO (remaster:140) REMASTER SERVER STARTED
[2015-02-01 16:38:24 10444] INFO (monitor:23) MONITOR SERVER STARTED
[2015-02-01 16:38:24 10447] INFO (ha:89) HA SERVER STARTED
[2015-02-01 16:38:24 10448] INFO (stats:26) STAT SERVER STARTED
[2015-02-01 16:38:24 10451] INFO (xmlrpc:307) Oracle VM Agent XMLRPC Server started.
[2015-02-01 16:38:24 10451] INFO (xmlrpc:316) Oracle VM Server version: {'release': '3.2.8', 'date': '201404161506', 'build': '736'}
, hostname: svrshir441, ip: 10.90.17.41
[2015-02-01 16:38:24 10441] DEBUG (notificationserver:237) Trying to connect to manager.
[2015-02-01 16:38:24 10441] DEBUG (notificationserver:239) Connected to manager.
[2015-02-01 16:38:25 10441] INFO (notificationserver:267) Service started.
[2015-02-01 16:38:25 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb 1 16:38:25 {STORAGE} [ADD_SD] sdb-7:0:0:0 (unde
f:0x20470080e5361152:360080e500036115200000b315294458d)
[2015-02-01 16:38:25 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb 1 16:38:25 {STORAGE} [ADD_SD] sdh-9:0:0:0 (acti
ve:0x20460080e5361152:360080e500036115200000b315294458d)
[2015-02-01 16:38:25 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb 1 16:38:25 {STORAGE} [ADD_SD] sdd-7:0:0:2 (unde
f:0x20470080e5361152:360080e500036115200000b36529447cb)
[2015-02-01 16:38:25 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb 1 16:38:25 {STORAGE} [ADD_SD] sdj-9:0:0:2 (acti
ve:0x20460080e5361152:360080e500036115200000b36529447cb)
[2015-02-01 16:38:25 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb 1 16:38:25 {STORAGE} [ADD_SD] sdf-7:0:0:4 (unde
f:0x20470080e5361152:360080e500036115200000b39529448ba)
[2015-02-01 16:38:25 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb 1 16:38:25 {STORAGE} [ADD_SD] sdl-9:0:0:4 (acti
ve:0x20460080e5361152:360080e500036115200000b39529448ba)
[2015-02-01 16:38:25 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb 1 16:38:25 {STORAGE} [ADD_SD] sdc-7:0:0:1 (acti
ve:0x20470080e5361152:360080e500037683a00000b1652944694)
[2015-02-01 16:38:26 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb 1 16:38:25 {STORAGE} [ADD_SD] sdi-9:0:0:1 (unde
f:0x20460080e5361152:360080e500037683a00000b1652944694)
[2015-02-01 16:38:26 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb 1 16:38:25 {STORAGE} [ADD_SD] sde-7:0:0:3 (acti
ve:0x20470080e5361152:360080e500037683a00000b18529448bf)
[2015-02-01 16:38:26 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb 1 16:38:25 {STORAGE} [ADD_SD] sdk-9:0:0:3 (unde
f:0x20460080e5361152:360080e500037683a00000b18529448bf)
[2015-02-01 16:38:26 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb 1 16:38:25 {STORAGE} [ADD_SD] sdg-7:0:0:5 (acti
ve:0x20470080e5361152:360080e500037683a00000b1a529449ac)
[2015-02-01 16:38:26 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb 1 16:38:25 {STORAGE} [ADD_SD] sdm-9:0:0:5 (unde
f:0x20460080e5361152:360080e500037683a00000b1a529449ac)
[2015-02-01 16:38:26 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb 1 16:38:25 {STORAGE} [ADD_DM] dm-5 (360080e5000
36115200000b39529448ba)
[2015-02-01 16:38:26 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb 1 16:38:25 {STORAGE} [ADD_DM] dm-1 (360080e5000
36115200000b36529447cb)
[2015-02-01 16:38:26 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb 1 16:38:25 {STORAGE} [ADD_DM] dm-0 (360080e5000
37683a00000b1652944694)
[2015-02-01 16:38:27 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb 1 16:38:25 {STORAGE} [ADD_DM] dm-2 (360080e5000
37683a00000b18529448bf)
[2015-02-01 16:38:27 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb 1 16:38:25 {STORAGE} [ADD_DM] dm-3 (360080e5000
37683a00000b1a529449ac)
[2015-02-01 16:38:27 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb 1 16:38:25 {STORAGE} [ADD_DM] dm-4 (360080e5000
36115200000b315294458d)
[2015-02-01 16:38:29 10444] DEBUG (monitor:36) Cluster state changed from [Unknown] to [DLM_Ready]
[2015-02-01 16:38:29 10444] INFO (notification:47) Notification sent: {CLUSTER} {MONITOR} Cluster state changed from [Unknown] to [D
LM_Ready]
[2015-02-01 16:38:29 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: {CLUSTER} {MONITOR} Cluster state changed from [Unkn
own] to [DLM_Ready]
[2015-02-01 16:38:33 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb 1 16:38:33 {NETWORK} net : ADD : eth4 (1)
[2015-02-01 16:38:36 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb 1 16:38:36 {NETWORK} net : ADD : eth5 (1)
[2015-02-01 16:38:39 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb 1 16:38:39 {NETWORK} net : ADD : eth6 (0)
[2015-02-01 16:38:42 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb 1 16:38:42 {NETWORK} net : ADD : eth7 (1)
[2015-02-01 16:38:45 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb 1 16:38:45 {NETWORK} net : ADD : eth0 (1)
[2015-02-01 16:38:48 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb 1 16:38:48 {NETWORK} net : ADD : eth1 (1)
[2015-02-01 16:38:51 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb 1 16:38:51 {NETWORK} net : ADD : eth2 (0)
[2015-02-01 16:38:54 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb 1 16:38:54 {NETWORK} net : ADD : eth3 (1)
[2015-02-01 16:38:57 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb 1 16:38:57 {NETWORK} net : ADD : bond0 (1)
[2015-02-01 16:39:00 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb 1 16:39:00 {NETWORK} net : ADD : bond1 (1)
[2015-02-01 16:39:03 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb 1 16:39:03 {NETWORK} net : ADD : bond1.590 (1)
[2015-02-01 16:39:06 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: Feb 1 16:39:06 {NETWORK} net : ADD : bond1.90 (1)
[2015-02-01 16:40:56 10441] ERROR (notificationserver:124) Error sending stats notification: 'Invalid URL Request (send) None&c=8&s=
1422808694292&lb=p&t=2&p=%3Ccom.oracle.odof.OdofIdentifier%3E%3Clong%3E943%3C%2Flong%3E%3C%2Fcom.oracle.odof.OdofIdentifier%3E%2Ccom
pareTo%2Cjava.lang.Object%2CNone%2C5'
[2015-02-01 16:41:05 10441] ERROR (notificationserver:124) Error sending stats notification: 'Invalid URL Request (send) https://10.
90.17.43:7002/ovm/core/OVMManagerCoreServlet&c=1&s=-1&lb=p&t=2&p=e02400aa0010ffffffffffffff200008%2Cc58171c45d024e7c9de519aaf1767abc
[2015-02-01 16:41:26 10441] ERROR (notificationserver:124) Error sending stats notification: 'Invalid URL Request (send) https://10.
90.17.43:7002/ovm/core/OVMManagerCoreServlet&c=1&s=-1&lb=p&t=2&p=e02400aa0010ffffffffffffff200008%2Cc58171c45d024e7c9de519aaf1767abc
[2015-02-01 16:41:47 10441] ERROR (notificationserver:124) Error sending stats notification: 'Invalid URL Request (send) https://10.
90.17.43:7002/ovm/core/OVMManagerCoreServlet&c=1&s=-1&lb=p&t=2&p=e02400aa0010ffffffffffffff200008%2Cc58171c45d024e7c9de519aaf1767abc
[2015-02-01 16:42:05 10441] ERROR (notificationserver:124) Error sending stats notification: 'Invalid URL Request (send) https://10.
90.17.43:7002/ovm/core/OVMManagerCoreServlet&c=1&s=-1&lb=p&t=2&p=e02400aa0010ffffffffffffff200008%2Cc58171c45d024e7c9de519aaf1767abc
[2015-02-01 16:42:26 10441] ERROR (notificationserver:124) Error sending stats notification: 'Invalid URL Request (send) https://10.
90.17.43:7002/ovm/core/OVMManagerCoreServlet&c=1&s=-1&lb=p&t=2&p=e02400aa0010ffffffffffffff200008%2Cc58171c45d024e7c9de519aaf1767abc
[2015-02-01 16:42:26 10441] INFO (notificationserver:276) Service stopped.
[2015-02-01 16:42:26 10441] DEBUG (notificationserver:237) Trying to connect to manager.
[2015-02-01 16:42:29 10441] ERROR (notificationserver:244) Error initializing notification server: 'Invalid URL Request (send) https
://10.90.17.43:7002/ovm/core/OVMManagerCoreServlet&c=1&s=-1&lb=p&t=2&p=e02400aa0010ffffffffffffff200008%2Cc58171c45d024e7c9de519aaf1
767abc'
[2015-02-01 16:42:45 10448] ERROR (notification:44) Unable to send notification: (111, 'Connection refused')
[2015-02-01 16:42:59 10441] DEBUG (notificationserver:237) Trying to connect to manager.
[2015-02-01 16:43:05 10448] ERROR (notification:44) Unable to send notification: (111, 'Connection refused')
[2015-02-01 16:43:25 10448] ERROR (notification:44) Unable to send notification: (111, 'Connection refused')
[2015-02-01 16:43:32 10441] DEBUG (notificationserver:237) Trying to connect to manager.
[2015-02-01 16:43:45 10448] ERROR (notification:44) Unable to send notification: (111, 'Connection refused')
[2015-02-01 16:44:02 10441] DEBUG (notificationserver:237) Trying to connect to manager.
[2015-02-01 16:44:05 10448] ERROR (notification:44) Unable to send notification: (111, 'Connection refused')
[2015-02-01 16:44:25 10448] ERROR (notification:44) Unable to send notification: (111, 'Connection refused')
[2015-02-01 16:44:32 10441] DEBUG (notificationserver:237) Trying to connect to manager.
[2015-02-01 16:44:46 10448] ERROR (notification:44) Unable to send notification: (111, 'Connection refused')
[2015-02-01 16:44:53 11242] DEBUG (service:76) call start: discover_server
[2015-02-01 16:44:54 11242] DEBUG (service:76) call complete: discover_server
[2015-02-01 16:45:02 10441] DEBUG (notificationserver:237) Trying to connect to manager.
[2015-02-01 16:45:02 10441] DEBUG (notificationserver:239) Connected to manager.
[2015-02-01 16:45:03 10441] INFO (notificationserver:267) Service started.
[2015-02-01 16:47:22 11455] DEBUG (service:76) call start: get_api_version
[2015-02-01 16:47:22 11455] DEBUG (service:76) call complete: get_api_version
[2015-02-01 16:47:22 11456] DEBUG (service:76) call start: discover_server
[2015-02-01 16:47:22 11456] DEBUG (service:76) call complete: discover_server
[2015-02-01 16:47:22 11470] DEBUG (service:76) call start: discover_hardware
[2015-02-01 16:47:23 11470] DEBUG (service:76) call complete: discover_hardware
[2015-02-01 16:47:23 11497] DEBUG (service:76) call start: discover_network
[2015-02-01 16:47:23 11497] DEBUG (service:76) call complete: discover_network
[2015-02-01 16:47:24 11498] DEBUG (service:76) call start: discover_storage_plugins
[2015-02-01 16:47:24 11498] DEBUG (service:76) call complete: discover_storage_plugins
[2015-02-01 16:47:24 11501] DEBUG (service:74) call start: discover_physical_luns('',)
[2015-02-01 16:47:25 11501] DEBUG (service:76) call complete: discover_physical_luns
[2015-02-01 16:47:25 11523] DEBUG (service:74) call start: discover_physical_luns('360080e500036115200000b315294458d 360080e50003611
5200000b36529447cb 360080e500037683a00000b1652944694 360080e500036115200000b39529448ba 360080e500037683a00000b18529448bf 360080e5000
36115200000b315294458d 360080e500037683a00000b1a529449ac 360080e500036115200000b36529447cb 360080e500037683a00000b1652944694 360080e
500036115200000b39529448ba 360080e500037683a00000b18529448bf 360080e500037683a00000b1a529449ac',)
[2015-02-01 16:47:25 11523] DEBUG (service:76) call complete: discover_physical_luns
[2015-02-01 16:47:26 11545] DEBUG (service:76) call start: discover_repository_db
[2015-02-01 16:47:26 11545] DEBUG (service:76) call complete: discover_repository_db
[2015-02-01 16:47:26 11546] DEBUG (service:74) call start: storage_plugin_listMountPoints('oracle.ocfs2.OCFS2.OCFS2Plugin', {'status
': '', 'admin_user': '', 'admin_host': '', 'uuid': '0004fb000009000090ee9ab5a5966c67', 'total_sz': 0, 'admin_passwd': '******', 'fre
e_sz': 0, 'name': '0004fb000009000090ee9ab5a5966c67', 'access_host': '', 'storage_type': 'FileSys', 'alloc_sz': 0, 'access_grps': []
, 'used_sz': 0, 'storage_desc': ''})
[2015-02-01 16:47:26 11546] INFO (storageplugin:109) storage_plugin_listMountPoints(oracle.ocfs2.OCFS2.OCFS2Plugin)
[2015-02-01 16:47:27 11546] DEBUG (service:76) call complete: storage_plugin_listMountPoints
[2015-02-01 16:47:27 11573] DEBUG (service:76) call start: get_yum_config
[2015-02-01 16:47:27 11573] DEBUG (service:76) call complete: get_yum_config
[2015-02-01 16:47:27 11574] DEBUG (service:76) call start: discover_cluster
[2015-02-01 16:47:27 11574] DEBUG (service:76) call complete: discover_cluster
[2015-02-01 16:48:53 11703] DEBUG (service:76) call start: discover_network
[2015-02-01 16:48:53 11703] DEBUG (service:76) call complete: discover_network
[2015-02-01 16:48:53 11704] DEBUG (service:74) async call start: start_vm('0004fb00000300001e5b01d4a4cb6426', '0004fb0000060000eff93
af0676e8c83')
[2015-02-01 16:48:53 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: {DOMAIN} 0004fb00-0006-0000-eff9-3af0676e8c83 {START
[2015-02-01 16:48:54 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: {DOMAIN} 0004fb00-0006-0000-eff9-3af0676e8c83 {VNC}
5900
[2015-02-01 16:48:54 11706] DEBUG (base:269) async call complete: func: start_vm pid: 11706 status: 0 output:
[2015-02-01 16:48:54 11706] INFO (notification:47) Notification sent: {ASYNC_PROC} exit PID 11706
[2015-02-01 16:48:54 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: {ASYNC_PROC} exit PID 11706
[2015-02-01 16:48:55 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: {DOMAIN} 0004fb0000060000eff93af0676e8c83 {SSLVNC} 6
900
[2015-02-01 16:48:55 11958] DEBUG (service:74) call start: configure_vm_ha('0004fb00000300001e5b01d4a4cb6426', '0004fb0000060000eff9
3af0676e8c83', True)
[2015-02-01 16:48:56 11958] DEBUG (service:76) call complete: configure_vm_ha
[2015-02-01 16:48:56 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: {DOMAIN} 0004fb0000060000eff93af0676e8c83 {SSLTTY} 7
900
[2015-02-01 16:50:01 12075] DEBUG (service:76) call start: discover_network
[2015-02-01 16:50:01 12075] DEBUG (service:76) call complete: discover_network
[2015-02-01 16:50:01 12076] DEBUG (service:74) async call start: start_vm('0004fb0000030000ba5b6d02faa88c44', '0004fb0000060000fd7d7
ad27e9d7b63')
[2015-02-01 16:50:02 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: {DOMAIN} 0004fb00-0006-0000-fd7d-7ad27e9d7b63 {START
[2015-02-01 16:50:02 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: {DOMAIN} 0004fb00-0006-0000-fd7d-7ad27e9d7b63 {VNC}
5901
[2015-02-01 16:50:02 12078] DEBUG (base:269) async call complete: func: start_vm pid: 12078 status: 0 output:
[2015-02-01 16:50:02 12078] INFO (notification:47) Notification sent: {ASYNC_PROC} exit PID 12078
[2015-02-01 16:50:03 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: {ASYNC_PROC} exit PID 12078
[2015-02-01 16:50:03 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: {DOMAIN} 0004fb0000060000fd7d7ad27e9d7b63 {SSLVNC} 6
901
[2015-02-01 16:50:04 12516] DEBUG (service:74) call start: configure_vm_ha('0004fb0000030000ba5b6d02faa88c44', '0004fb0000060000fd7d
7ad27e9d7b63', True)
[2015-02-01 16:50:04 12516] DEBUG (service:76) call complete: configure_vm_ha
[2015-02-01 16:50:04 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: {DOMAIN} 0004fb0000060000fd7d7ad27e9d7b63 {SSLTTY} 7
902
[2015-02-01 16:50:54 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: {DOMAIN} 0004fb00-0006-0000-fd7d-7ad27e9d7b63 {VMAPI
} VMAPIEvent {"VMAPIEvent":{"severity":5,"subsystem":"OVMSvcSS","process":"OVMSvc","type":"system","payload":{"type":"alive","alive"
:{"hostname":"GIS-DB-SVR1","domainName":"gloscc.gov.uk","osType":"Windows","osVersion":"Windows Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 1","kern
elVersion":"6.1.7601.18700","arch":"AMD64","guestType":"PVHVM","guestDriverVersion":"3.2.2.0","vmapiVersion":"100"}}}}
[2015-02-01 16:50:54 10441] INFO (notificationserver:139) Sending notification: {DOMAIN} 0004fb00-0006-0000-fd7d-7ad27e9d7b63 {VMAPI
} VMAPIEvent {"VMAPIEvent":{"severity":5,"subsystem":"OVMSvcSS","process":"OVMSvc","type":"system","payload":{"type":"IPChange","IPC
hange":{"intrface":"Oracle VM Virtual Ethernet Adapter","mac":"0021f6000001","ipv4info":{"ipinfo":[{"address":"10.90.0.66","netmask"
:"255.255.255.0","gateway":"","mtu":1500,"speed":1000000000}]},"ipv6info":{"ipinfo":[{"address":"fe80::993f:d5f4:599d:fa4%14","netma
sk":"255.255.255.0","gateway":"","mtu":1500,"speed":1000000000}]}}}}}

TC takes longer to re-boot; reports a problem; then fixes itself?

I had a lot of problems yesterday with my TC. I lost my internet connection and spent 4 hours working on resetting it and the cable modem so they would communicate.
During that process, and still today, I am finding a slow internet connection. But, the problem I'm writing about here is that when I re-boot the TC it is taking a lot longer than it ever used to in the past. And, once it does boot, the utility pops up that the TC is reporting a problem. When I click continue, it then tells me that the TC is operating as normal.
I did buy this in March 2008 and I see others are having a lot of power problems. Maybe I'm headed down the same path but for now I do have power and an internet connection, albeit a slow one.
Any thoughts?
Thanks.

Bob-Thanks for the response.
When I was originally going through this problem I did do a Factory Default Reset as well as a default reset. My connection works but seems to slow at times. What I did this morning was simply a "restart" using the desktop software and it seems to take a very long time, reports a problem, then fixes itself.
I have left the cable modem unplugged as described.
I gave up on trying to restore my static IP address that worked for about a year as everything had a "meltdown" and I don't have time to play around with it more. Maybe a holiday project. But it's odd that it's acting this way now after the Factory Default Reset. I may try that again just to see if it helps this time around.

My mac shutdown suddenly fr0m time to other and take long time to open

hi everybody,
I think i have big problem ,i have macbookpro I5 13" early 2011 , i just changed the board to I7 ( used board got it from net ) after USB ports in my original logicboard are damaged due to drop , after changing the board the mac is unstable, it take long time(half hour!) to show up anything after press power, yes I press power and there are no response from the mac (black monitor as its ) , just i hear a noise from the empty CD drive . once it open it work fine for a while (may 2 hours or more ) and then shutdown suddenly! and you have wait more than half hour to open it again if im lucky.
Itried to rest the mac many times, replace the RAM places , i thought may the problem come from overheating the CPU, i monitored the CPU tempreture just before the suddenly shutdown was 57C
please help ,any suggetions ?

Run an Apple hardware Test:
support.apple.com/kb/ht1509http://
You may have to use OPTION D to start it.
See what that picks up.
You may also bring the MBP to an Apple store or AASP for a diagnostic evaluation.
Ciao.

BPM Process chain takes long time to process

We have BI7, Netweaver 2004s on Oracle and SUN Solaris
There is a process chain (BPM) which pulls data from the CRM system into BW. The scheduled time to run this chain is 0034 hrs. This chain should ideally complete before / around 0830 Hrs. <b>Now the problem is that every alternate day this chain behaves normally and gets completed well before 0830 hrs but every alternate day this chain fails</b> there are almost 40 chains running daily. Some are event triggered (dependent with each other) or some run in parallel. In this, (BPM) process chain, usually there are 5 requests with 3 Delta and 2 full uploads (Master Data). The delta uploads finishes in 30 minutes without any issues with very few record transfers. The first full upload is from 0034 hrs to approximately 0130 hrs and the 2nd upload is from 0130 hrs to 0230 hrs. Now if the 1st upload gets delayed then the people who are initiating these chains, stop the 2nd full upload and continue it after all the process chains are completed. Now this entire BPM process chain sometimes takes 17 -18 hrs to complete!!!!!
No other loads in CRM or BW when these process chains are running
CRM has background jobs to push IDOCS to BW which run every 2 minutes which runs successfully
Yesterday this chain got completed successfully (well within stipulated time) with over 33,00,000 records transferred but sometimes it has failed to transfer even 12,00,000 records!!
Attaching a zip file, please refer the 21 to 26 Analysis screen shot.doc from the zip file
Within the zip file, attaching Normal timings of daily process chains.xls the name explains it.
Also within the zip file refer BPM Infoprovider and data source screen shot.doc please refer this file as the infopackage (page 2) which was used in the process chain is not displayed later on in page number 6 BUT CHAIN GOT SUCESSFULLY COMPLETED
We have analyzed:--
1)     The PSA data for BPM process chain for past few days
2)     The info providers for BPM process chain for past few days
3)     The ODS entries for BPM process chain for past few days
4)     The point of failure of BPM process chain for past few days
5)     The overall performance of all the process chains for past few days
6)     The number of requests in BW for this process chain
7)     The load on CRM system for past few days when this process chain ran on BW system
As per our analysis, there are couple of things which can be fixed in the BW system:--
1)     The partner agreement (transaction WE20) defined for the partner LS/BP3CLNT475 mentions both message types RSSEND and RSINFO: -- collect IDOCs and pack size = 1 Since the pack size = 1 will generate 1 TRFC call per IDOC, it should be changed to 10 so that less number of TRFCs will be generated thus less overhead for the BW server resulting in the increase in performance
2)     In the definition of destination for the concerned RFC in BW (SM59), the Technical Setting tab says the Load balancing option = No. We are planning to make it Yes
But we believe that though these changes will bring some increase in performance, this is not the root cause of the abnormal behavior of this chain as this chain runs successfully on every alternate day with approximately the same amount of load in it.
I was not able to attach the many screen shots or the info which I had gathered during my analysis. Please advice how do I attach these files
Best Regards,

Hi,
Normally index creation or deletion can take long time in case your database statistics are not updated properly, so can check stat after your data loading is completed and index generation is done, Do creation of database statistics.
Then try to recheck ...
Regards,
Satya

Report takes long time for few records

hi frends,
I m facing one problem with my Web based erp application which is developed in .net , in my application when i open the report from my applicaiton , in my temp folder there one file gets created name is "rpt conmgr cache"
bcoz of this for few records also my report takes too much time and opens very slow and it takes long time, and it happens in some of the reports only , other reports are working cool and its not creating any file in temp folder,,, so can u guide me whats this file and what can be the solution for it,
Thanks
Mithun

hi sabhajit,
i have already checked the sql query it is taking less then seconds.
any other steps u want me to check then pls let me know?
thanks mithun

Takes Long time for Data Loading.

Hi All,
Good Morning.. I am new to SDN.
Currently i am using the datasource 0CRM_SRV_PROCESS_H and it contains 225 fields. Currently i am using around 40 fields in my report.
Can i hide the remaining fields in the datasource level itself (TCODE : RSA6)
Currently data loading takes more time to load the data from PSA to ODS (ODS 1).
And also right now i am pulling some data from another ODS(ODS 2)(LookUP). It takes long time to update the data in Active data table of the ODS.
Can you please suggest how to improve the performance of dataloading on this Case.
Thanks & Regards,
Siva.

Hi....
Yes...u can hide..........just Check the hide box for those fields.......R u in BI 7.0 or BW...........whatever ........is the no of records is huge?
If so u can split the records and execute............I mean use the same IP...........just execute it with different selections.........
Check in ST04............is there are any locks or lockwaits..........if so...........Go to SM37 >> Check whether any Long running job is there or not.........then check whether that job is progressing or not............double click on the Job >> From the Job details copy the PID..............go to ST04 .....expand the node............and check whether u r able to find that PID there or not.........
Also check System log in SM21............and shortdumps in ST04........
Now to improve performance...........u can try to increase the virtual memory or servers.........if possiblr........it will increase the number of work process..........since if many jobs run at a time .then there will be no free Work prrocesses to proceed........
Regards,
Debjani......

Delete Index in Process Chain Takes long time after SAP BI 7.0 SP 27

After upgrading to SAP BI 7.0 SP 27 Delete index Process & Create index process in Process chain takes long time.
For example : Delete index for 0SD_C03 takes around 55 minutes.
Before SP upgrade it takes around 2 minutes to delete index from 0SD_C03.
Regards
Madhu P Menon

Hi,
Normally index creation or deletion can take long time in case your database statistics are not updated properly, so can check stat after your data loading is completed and index generation is done, Do creation of database statistics.
Then try to recheck ...
Regards,
Satya

Database Connectivity takes long time if one of the Node is down .. ??

Hello All,
Env: 10.2.0.4 on Solaris 10
I have 2 nodes.
When Node1 server is down, it takes long time to connec to the database.
tnsping would give "OK(2050ms)". Below is the tnsalias.
RAC_test =
(DESCRIPTION =
     (ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = TCP)(HOST=20.268.169.123)(PORT= 1521))
     (ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = TCP)(HOST=20.268.169.127)(PORT= 1521))
     (LOAD_BALANCE = yes)
          (CONNECT_DATA =
        (SERVICE_NAME = DK.com)
      (FAILOVER_MODE =
        (TYPE = SELECT)
        (METHOD = BASIC)
        (RETRIES = 180)
        (DELAY = 5)
)I put the trace on sqlnet.ora and found that first it pings to the "20.268.169.123",
since the Server is down there will not be any reply and this consumes the delay and
later it would ping "20.268.169.127" and connect to it.
If i keep "20.268.169.127" above "20.268.169.123" in tnsalias, and keep "LOAD_BALANCE=no",
it gets connected very fast, as its directly connecting to Node2. In tnsping i get Ok(40ms).
How do i reduce the connect timing if i use the first step. Why does it take long time for
Oracle Client to understand that the Node1 Server is down ?
TIA,
J J

I hope the IP's you are using in the TNS are Virtual IP's.
You must use Virtual IP's / hostnames for the failover to be quick. If Node 1 is not available then then it's (Node 1's) virtual IP would also get assigned to Node 2 hence all client connections are still able to get a response from the Node Virtual IP address without needing to wait for TCP/IP timeouts. This helps clients to get notified immediately that node 1 is unavailable and the connection tries the 2nd ip/host in the connect descriptor.
Hope this helps.
- Siba

SSRS 2012. ReportServer takes long time to be up.

SSRS 2012 Sp1
Hi guys,
I am using SSRS as my reporting platform, but I have always got the following issue.
SSRS ReportServer takes time to load.
The first time takes long, then less time but only if the ReprotServer web page is continuosly retrived.
HERE the problem:
If the ReprotServer page is not used after a short time (let me say 10 min), the page takes long time to be up again.
I have checked the configuration that is set as for default 12 hours.
Is there a way to speed up the ReportServer opening page time?
Thanks for your help

Hi Fasttrack2,
According to your description, you want to optimize the performance of your report. Right?
In this scenario, when your report page is not active for a short time, it will take long time to render again. This is because the you have the report timeout. You can select "Do not timeout report" in Processing. Please refer to the link below:
SQL Server Reporting Services – Timeout Settings
For the performance issue, it can be many reason cause the report running slowly. Please refer to the articles below to optimize the report:
More tips to improve performance of SSRS reports.
Reporting Services Performance and Optimization
Troubleshooting Reports: Report Performance
If you have any question, please feel free to ask.
Best Regards,
Simon Hou

Computer still taking a long time to boot

I have a late 2013 21.5” iMac (Model: ME087LL/A) with a 1TB hard drive (5400 rpm). I just switch from Windows to Mac, so I tried to keep everything as simple as possible on the transfer of files. I had only added Kaspersky Antivirus and Western Digital Tools.
Boot times and operation seemed normal so I transferred my music, pictures, and some files. My computer started running slow with just one user and started taking a long time to boot. I found that since I added about 24,000 pictures to iPhoto, the Mac was trying to send all these pictures to iCloud in the background. I stopped using iCloud for iPhoto and that seemed to speed up the normal operation once the computer is booted.
The computer still seemed to take a very long time to boot. It would now take 3 minutes to get from turning it on to being able to use Safari. I uninstalled Kaspersky Antivirus and Western Digital Tools using each company’s uninstallers so I know they are completely off the computer.
Any ideas on how to get back to the fast boot time? I am only using about 150 GBs of the 1 T drive so I don’t think that is causing the issue. What should I expect for a boot time on a brand new Late 2013 iMac? Or should I try to re-install Maverick and try to get a fresh start?
Any advice would be appreciated so I don’t feel like I made the wrong choice going to Mac. I'm kicking myself because the computer was so fast when I just got it.

Seventy one thanks for trying to help me out. I really appreciate it. Log is below. You are absolutely right. Kaspersky and WD look like they still have something (as well as google??). Is there anything else that stands out? How would I go about getting rid of them? Re-Install? Clean Re-Install?
EtreCheck version: 1.9.12 (48)
Report generated June 16, 2014 at 6:19:51 PM EDT
Hardware Information:
          iMac (21.5-inch, Late 2013) (Verified)
          iMac - model: iMac14,3
          1 2.9 GHz Intel Core i5 CPU: 4 cores
          8 GB RAM
Video Information:
          NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M - VRAM: 1024 MB
                    iMac 1920 x 1080
System Software:
          OS X 10.9.3 (13D65) - Uptime: 0 days 0:8:41
Disk Information:
          APPLE HDD HTS541010A9E662 disk0 : (1 TB)
                    EFI (disk0s1) <not mounted>: 209.7 MB
                    Macintosh HD (disk0s2) / [Startup]: 999.35 GB (847.45 GB free)
                    Recovery HD (disk0s3) <not mounted>: 650 MB
USB Information:
          Apple Inc. BRCM20702 Hub
                    Apple Inc. Bluetooth USB Host Controller
          Apple Inc. FaceTime HD Camera (Built-in)
Thunderbolt Information:
          Apple Inc. thunderbolt_bus
Gatekeeper:
          Mac App Store and identified developers
Kernel Extensions:
          [loaded] com.kaspersky.kext.klif (3.0.3a40) Support
          [loaded] com.kaspersky.nke (1.6.3a13) Support
Launch Daemons:
          [loaded] com.adobe.fpsaud.plist Support
          [loaded] com.microsoft.office.licensing.helper.plist Support
          [loaded] com.westerndigital.ErasePrivilegedHelper.plist Support
User Launch Agents:
          [loaded] com.google.keystone.agent.plist Support
User Login Items:
          None
Internet Plug-ins:
          SharePointBrowserPlugin: Version: 14.4.2 - SDK 10.6 Support
          FlashPlayer-10.6: Version: 14.0.0.125 - SDK 10.6 Support
          Flash Player: Version: 14.0.0.125 - SDK 10.6 Support
          QuickTime Plugin: Version: 7.7.3
          Default Browser: Version: 537 - SDK 10.9
Audio Plug-ins:
          BluetoothAudioPlugIn: Version: 1.0 - SDK 10.9
          AirPlay: Version: 2.0 - SDK 10.9
          AppleAVBAudio: Version: 203.2 - SDK 10.9
          iSightAudio: Version: 7.7.3 - SDK 10.9
iTunes Plug-ins:
          Quartz Composer Visualizer: Version: 1.4 - SDK 10.9
3rd Party Preference Panes:
          Flash Player Support
Time Machine:
          Skip System Files: NO
          Mobile backups: OFF
          Auto backup: YES
          Volumes being backed up:
                    Macintosh HD: Disk size: 930.71 GB Disk used: 141.47 GB
          Destinations:
                    Mac Backup [Local] (Last used)
                    Total size: 2
                    Total number of backups: 5
                    Oldest backup: 2014-06-08 00:03:53 +0000
                    Last backup: 2014-06-16 03:07:06 +0000
                    Size of backup disk: Adequate
                              Backup size 2 > (Disk used 141.47 GB X 3)
          Time Machine details may not be accurate.
          All volumes being backed up may not be listed.
Top Processes by CPU:
               2%          WindowServer
               1%          fontd
               0%          hidd
               0%          dpd
Top Processes by Memory:
          98 MB          Finder
          74 MB          WindowServer
          66 MB          ocspd
          66 MB          mds_stores
          66 MB          Dock
Virtual Memory Information:
          5.37 GB          Free RAM
          1.69 GB          Active RAM
          233 MB          Inactive RAM
          731 MB          Wired RAM
          233 MB          Page-ins
          0 B          Page-outs

Oracle report formatting takes long time

hi
i am using oracle 10g Application Server 9.0.4.0.0 on Red hat linux AS 3
oracle reports are run thru JSP's
some reports take long time to execute though query in it if executed on sql plus are fast.
it is fond that that formatting is going on for those reports
what might be the reason for this??
is the data fetched first and then formatting takes place as per data??
waiting for reply
Avinash

hi
i am using oracle 10g Application Server 9.0.4.0.0 on Red hat linux AS 3
oracle reports are run thru JSP's
some reports take long time to execute though query in it if executed on sql plus are fast.
it is fond that that formatting is going on for those reports
what might be the reason for this??
is the data fetched first and then formatting takes place as per data??
waiting for reply
Avinash

Takes long time for shutdown after adding to domain

Hi,
Workstation OS - Window 7
Domain Controller OS - Window server 2008 R2 standard
Following thing i have measure with Stopwatch.
1) When the laptop is in workgroup, it takes just 17 second for shutdown.
2) when i added the same laptop in domain ( corp.abc.com ), now it takes 1minutes and 22 second for shutdown. ( it just show shutting down screen )
Why the shutdown time increased so much?
Do you have any idea?
Note:- i have not make any changes in laptop, nor added any software. I have done the above testing because user start complaining that after putting laptop in domain it takes long time for shutdown. It's happening to all laptop where the OS is window 7
There is no logoff scripts / gpo's as well as we don't have roaming profiles.
Please advice.
Thanks & Regards,
Param
www.paramgupta.blogspot.com

Hi,
To troubleshooting this issue, please install Windows Performance Tools (WPT) Kit. The Windows Performance Tools (WPT) Kit contains performance analysis tools, and is designed for analysis of a wide range of performance problems including application start
times, boot issues, deferred procedure calls and interrupt activity (DPCs and ISRs), system responsiveness issues, application resource usage, and interrupt storms.
To get the installer, you have to install the Windows 7 SDK.
Microsoft Windows SDK for Windows 7 and .NET Framework 3.5 SP1
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=3138
For shutdown tracing:
Run command:
xbootmgr -trace shutdown -noPrepReboot -traceFlags BASE+CSWITCH+DRIVERS+POWER -resultPath C:\TEMP
Collect logs and post them for further troubleshooting.
For more information please refer to following MS articles:
Long Shutdown Time on Windows 7 Ultimate x64
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/w7itproperf/thread/11a42a93-efd2-4184-9ce8-bbc1438b7ea6
Long shutdown time on Windows 7 64 bit laptop
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7itproperf/thread/4440fc6e-c81e-440c-9183-9b7e176729d2
Lawrence
TechNet Community Support

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