Why is usbConnectToCam-USBDeviceOpen flooding my system.log on OSX and slowing my internet browsing [SOLVED]
I get like 30 of these at a time as I load random pages.
Any idea how to stop this?
Thanks
Jim
12/15/10 1:42:18 PM [0x0-0x3a03a].org.mozilla.firefox usbConnectToCam-USBDeviceOpen: Error: kIOReturnExclusiveAccess - exclusive access and device already open
12/15/10 1:42:19 PM [0x0-0x3a03a].org.mozilla.firefox usbConnectToCam-USBDeviceOpen: Error: kIOReturnExclusiveAccess - exclusive access and device already open
12/15/10 1:42:19 PM [0x0-0x3a03a].org.mozilla.firefox usbConnectToCam-USBDeviceOpen: Error: kIOReturnExclusiveAccess - exclusive access and device already open
** UPDATE I had a PS2 camera plugged in via a macam quicktime driver. That may have been the cause. Simply unplugging it seems to have helped. I think Flash sites were fighting for the camera and causing unnecessary delays.? I had the same errors coming from Safari. Whatever, I can browse again..
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Nov 28 07:34:28 xserve kernel: FusionMPT: FindTaskForControllerIdentifier() failed, targetID = 256, context = 0x31
Nov 28 07:41:17 xserve kernel: FusionMPT: FindTaskForControllerIdentifier() failed, targetID = 256, context = 0x55
Nov 28 07:46:22 xserve kernel: FusionMPT: FindTaskForControllerIdentifier() failed, targetID = 256, context = 0x3f
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The box is Mac OS X Server 10.3.9 with 2 disks as a software RAID -- they appear fine and are humming along just fine. The XSR has 7 disks in a RAID 5 (1.4 TB) and a reformat has not resolved the issues.
Has anyone had this issue before, or have a clue what it may be?RAID firmware is?
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System.log filling up with: mbp kernel[0]: dp events: 0x04
Dec 21 17:09:52 mbp kernel[0]: dp events: 0x04
This line seems to repeat 5 or 6 times per minute, filling system.log.
Looks like it started Dec 19th. I don't see any obvious unusual thing I did at that time.
Any ideas?
Thanks, jeffAlthough Apple has not fixed this yet, I have learned some interesting things. While on the phone with Apple, they had me run a Data Capture program to collect info about my system to send back to them.
While running the application, I had Console open so I could look at the system log. To my surprise, after running this application, the repeating dp events: 0x04 completely stopped and the mouse cursor behaved normally. The mouse continued to behave normally until I put the computer to sleep and woke it up again.
In summary:
1) The dp events: 0x04 messages are present when the mouse skips and not present when it doesn't. This seems like proof that the muliple writes to the system log are what make the cursor skip.
2) Running Capture Data.app (from the Apple tech) runs a handful of scripts that not only capture data, but also kills the dp events for some reason.
I have verified this four different times and reported my findings to the Apple tech I was speaking to.
Can anyone else who receive the data capture program from Apple give this a shot? Just have Console open and look at your system log before, during, and after running the program. Perhaps you'll see as I did that the dp events go away and your mouse works right (at least until sleep). -
I just used Onyx to do a maintenance I should have done ages ago - after this I looked at the Log Files tab, and out of interest had a look at System Logs > "Periodic - daily" (and "weekly" and "monthly"). These seemed to go right back to first use of the computer.
But the mystery is, where are these files located? I looked in both /Library/Logs, and in System/Library, but can not see them in either folder. (Obviously they will not be in /User/Library/Logs so I didn't even bother looking there).
If I need to clear space can I locate these files, back them up, and then delete them?Easiest way is with Terminal.app...
show hidden files in OSX Finder
Open the terminal and type or copy/paste:
defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles -bool true
Reverting to the default of NOT showing hidden files:
defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles -bool false
Restart or Force Quit Finder required to take effect.
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