With the Clean Install of Leopard System Slowness

I have a MacBook Pro 2.0 Core Duo 2GB RAM (first generation)Mac OS 10.5.1 w/recent updates.
Initially, I did an upgrade from Tiger to Leo and there was no slowness. I was asked one of the external audio interface manufacturers that their driver might not work properly if upgraded from Tiger to Leo (without clean install). It needs a clean install so I performed a clean install of Leopard.
Now, my MacBook Pro is slow when I try to run (start) an applications e.g. Logic Pro 8 or when I try to navigate through folders. There is a delay in displaying icons or opening files.
Are there any services or back ground applications that I can turn off? Has anyone else experience similar issue?
Thanks
Mitch

thats happening all the time. it is not a one time thing. if there was a run away process it should get killed when a reboot is performed right?
it appears that i have to modify Leo so that only needed services and apps running but not sure which one to kill

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Very little,if any, difference in the OS. Main difference is not all drivers and none of the HP installed software is installed with the clean install.
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Clean install of Leopard made my system run slow

I have a MacBook Pro 2.0 Core Duo 2GB RAM (first generation)
Initially, I did an upgrade from Tiger to Leo and there was no slowness. I was asked one of the external audio interface manufacturers that their driver might not work properly if upgraded from Tiger to Leo (without clean install). It needs a clean install so I performed a clean install of Leopard.
Now, my MacBook Pro is slow when I try to run (start) an applications e.g. Logic Pro 8 or when I try to navigate through folders. There is a delay in displaying icons or opening files. There is a huge delay when I try to switch from Arrange windows.
Are there any services or back ground applications that I can turn off? Has anyone else experience similar issue?
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Mitch

thats happening all the time. it is not a one time thing. if there was a run away process it should get killed when a reboot is performed right?
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Clean install from Leopard to M. Lion on new disk

I have a late 2007 MacBook Pro with 10.5.8 and a too small disk. I just purchased a 500GB internal disk. I'd like to do a clean install from Leopard to Mountain Lion using the new disk. What is the recommended procedure? I'd like to avoid the extra step of installing Snow Leopard first as documented.

Well, I wouldn't do it that way, too many steps.
I would:
1. Clone your current drive to the external drive, instead of using Time Machine. (Carbon Copy Cloner or SuperDuper)
2. Boot from your external drive, update it to Snow Leopard.
3. Purchase and download ML from that external boot. Save a copy of the installer to a location other than the Applications folder, that way it won't be erased after you use it. (verify that you've made a copy and not just an alias)
4. Install your new drive, format it.
5. Boot from your external, run the ML installer, select your new empty internal as the install destination, when prompted, use Setup Assistant to migrate your data from the external to the internal.
6. When done, you should have a fresh install of ML on your new internal and a bootable SL on your external as a backup. If you decide that you want to go back to SL, you can just erase the internal and clone the external back to the internal.
Note: You don't need to make a bootable USB installer, they're too slow anyway. Just keep a copy of the ML installer on your external, bootable drive, so that you won't have to download it again.
Another option: Since you're replacing the intrenal with a 500 Gig drive, you could partition it to two 250 Gig partitions. Put ML on one and SL on the other, i.e.,

Restoring files ONLY from Time Machine on a clean install of Leopard

Hi folks. I've seen variations of this asked but not quite the answer I'm looking for.
I want to do a clean install of Leopard and want to restore only files from a TM backup (mp3's, photos, docs, etc.). I don't want to incorporate apps, system files or the user account from the TM backup. Just a fresh installation of OS X on which I can incorporate my files from a TM backup without having to worry about incorporating unwanted programs, hidden files and whatnot. I used to do this on Windows all the time but can't figure out a way of doing it on OS X. Thanks in advance for your suggestions!
Jim

j_kanaris wrote:
What's user ID 501? So if I'm trying to import files from a TM backup and I have the same user ID, I won't be prompted to change it based on this method?
you won't be prompted to change user ID but if the user IDs are different you'll be denied access to some folders (like the Documents folder) in your old home directory and won't be able to restore them. I presume the files you want to restore are there? this issue can be dealt with if it does arise but as I said if you only have one user on both computers this will not be an issue. just try it and see what happens.
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Glitchy Display after Clean install of Leopard (G5 dual 2 GHz, Radeon 9600)

Hello,
I'm having weird glitchy display issues after a clean install of Leopard on my work machine. There was years of crap on this machine, several user accounts and it was extremely slow. I was advised by my tech guy to wipe the HD and do a clean install of OSX Leopard and all my Apps (Adobe CS3 & Extensis Suitcase X1).
I immediately noticed glitchy display issues. First, when i scroll over anything with my mighty mouse it leaves a trail of glitchy weirdness where my cursor was:
http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y239/dylandog/screenglitch2.png
Second, in certain applications if i move a window my clicking and dragging the top bar or a window it starts "disintegrating" and getting all pixelated. If i shake the window while doing this it gets worse:
http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y239/dylandog/screenglitch1.png
I ran software update thinking that would help...Still doing it.
I also installed 4 GB of memory (the max for this machine) to try increase speed. It did increase speed, but I'm still experiencing the display issues.
I'm going to run the CS3 updates now...I doubt that will fix it, but you never know.
Does anyone have any suggestions on how, or what to do to fix this?
Thanks in advance!!
BTW, The specs on my machine are as follows:
Power Mac G5
Dual 2GHz circa 2005
4GB RAM
ATI Radeon 9600
30" Cinema Display
19" Planar PL1910M LCD
OSX 10.5.1
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Many people have reported that there ATI 9600's don't work well in leopard. Most were able to fix the problem by installing old ATI drivers, including me. I still get glitches but only when going from a full screen w/thousand color back to a million colors, but the glitches only affect the docks stacks.
The guide can be found here: http://interandom.com/2007/10/31/leopard-ati-radeon-9600/
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Clean install of Leopard - what next?

I've been having lots of problems since upgrading to Leopard about six months ago. Keyboard and trackpad freezing regularly, a problem which has got much worse in the past few weeks.
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see this link for what to restore from your home directory if you choose that route.
http://discussions.apple.com/message.jspa?messageID=6185507

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I think if i installed from whe tiger os, i will keep some parts of tiger.

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Where is the Clean Install file for Flash Player for Mac?

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T. Olsen

Here is the first part of it, hope it helps.
Date/Time:
2015-04-16 11:05:24 -0500
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Architecture:
x86_64
Report Version: 21
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Adobe Flash Player Install Manager
Path:
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Version:
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launchd [1]
PID:
4285
Event:
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Process:
Adobe Flash Player Install Manager [4285]
Path:
/Volumes/*/Install Adobe Flash Player.app/Contents/MacOS/Adobe Flash Player Install Manager
Architecture:
i386
Parent:
launchd [1]
UID:
501
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CPU Time:
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Note:
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Note:
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Can't long in to iWeb after clean install of Leopard and upgrade to Snow

I just recently did a clean install of Leopard and then upgraded to Snow Leopard. Everything is working ok except for iWeb. At first, I thought I had just forgotten my password but then I reset it. I logged on here with it and on iTunes. I can't edit my page at all. How do I get into iWeb now? The template I created through iWeb of course is not on my computer- it's just on my iWeb site. Can I call to get someone th help me or do I need to start all over. How do I do that because I have a subscription?
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heatharnold wrote:
...do I need to start all over.
Daniel ~ Welcome to the discussions. If you didn't backup iWeb's key Domain file before the clean install, you'll probably need to start over. I say "probably" because even though you didn't deliberately back up the Domain file, perhaps you were running Time Machine — in which case, there's still hope:
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"Clean Install" Snow Leopard on Tiger using 30 eur DVD. Legal or not?

Hi!
I have two questions:
1). Is it possible to use the "cheap" 30 euro DVD to "clean install" Snow Leopard on 5yrs old MacBook running Tiger?
By "clean install" I mean to erase the hard drive and then install the new operating system (Snow Leopard).
I have read that is possible technically but is it legal?
2). Is "Clean Install" and "Upgrading" similar or different from a legal point of view?
A clean install is when you erase your hard drive and then install the operating system. An upgrade is when you just overwrite the operating system and keep other files in place.
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1. Yes.
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You do not need a RAID card as you can create a software RAID using Disk Utility.

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Now here comes the strange title, which is better: to accept the iLife after the initial setup before the clean install or after the clean install? I've heard of some users loosing their preinstalled iLife after clean install of ML.
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I'd do it after you install the SSD drive and install ML on it. That way you only have to download and install once.
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