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I have had so many issues of late with both OS X Mavericks and iOS 8, that I am looking to change. Bluetooth dropouts that infuriate me despite swapping to brand new batteries, cleaning terminals, adding alfoil to hold the batteries more snuggly, etc; to FCP X constantly beach-balling (and I have 32GB RAM running with OS X running from an SSD); to itunes refusing to play any of my content on my new iPhone 6+. I have erased the phone twice and reloaded content after setting it up as a 'new phone'. Is this April, and I have missed something? Come on Apple, you have become an absolute JOKE.

ICloud not working, iOS 8 not working, Bluetooth dropouts, I can't verify my new iPhone with iCloud Keychain for some unknown reason (wants me to reset and retry all the time). If I wanted this cr@p, I would have stayed with W7. Anyone else having issues with the new OSs? You have a /etc/sysctl.conf value set. What is that?

Sysctl values tend to affect the kernel. It is possible something that was safe in an earlier kernel is now a problem. I know in years past, I would play with VAX/VMS system configuration parameters, and sometimes I colored outside the lines, and the kernel did not like it at all.

As Babowa has pointed out, CleanMyMac is often a trouble maker and frequently shows up in these forums as a cause for slow systems. You have a bunch of 3rd party kernel extensions installed. Are they all the very latest versions. Do you really need all of them? Kernel Extensions: loaded at.obdev.nke.LittleSnitch (4212 - SDK 10.8) not loaded com.avira.kext.FileAccessControl (1.0.0d1 - SDK 10.9) not loaded com.roxio.TDIXController (1.7) not loaded com.silabs.driver.CP210xVCPDriver (3.0.0d1) not loaded com.silabs.driver.CP210xVCPDriver64 (3.0.0d1) not loaded com.wacom.kext.wacomtablet (6.3.9 - SDK 10.9) not loaded net.osx86.kexts.GenericUSBXHCI (1.2.7) loaded net.osx86.kexts.NECUSBXHCI (2.2.7) Sometimes I am reduced to using Safe Mode to login at all. The fact that you need to use Safe Mode, is a very STRONG indication that you have 3rd party software interfering with your Mac, as Safe Mode does not load the 3rd party kernel extensions, Startup Items, and launchd tasks. I would suggest you start removing as many 3rd party items listed in the EtreCheck output, and seeing if you can get down to a workable minimum.

You might also consider a clean install of Mac OS X. Then install 1-by-1 the drivers/kernel extensions you absolutely need to do your job and test Test TEST before installing the next 3rd party item. That way you have a chance of both finding a working minimum, knowing there is no residual stuff hanging around, and being fairly sure you have identified when the system started to go wrong. NOTE: I can see by the software you are running and the devices you have attached, that some of the software and devices are needed just to do your job, so I am aware that you may not be able to live without many of them, but when trying to isolate the offending software or device, it does help if you do things one at a time.

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( Wild Speculation - do not pay too much attention to this idea) You have 32GB of RAM. Did all of it come from Apple, or did you use a 3rd party vendor (I know I generally obtain my RAM from 3rd parties). There have been times when 3rd party RAM worked perfectly OK, until a new kernel is installed. The new kernel will start using RAM in a way that starts stressing the 3rd party RAM in a way it was not stressed before (pattern of access), so the RAM starts to fail. NOTE: we have not really seen any of these kinds of reports in years, so I do not really suspect your RAM, but if you start seeing kernel panics, you may want to revisit the RAM. You have a lot of stuff attached to your Mac (tablets, disk, etc.). From time to time device failures or device interactions on the bus can cause problems.

If you can ( ONLY as an Experiment), you should try running with as few can and see if that changes anything. Again, I suspect you cannot run for long without some of these devices, as the system would not be usable for your work without out them. But if software isolation did not solve the problem, you may want to start looking at hardware. Do your best to test with minimum hardware and work your way up to the stuff you really need, and then add the rest. Again, only if you have not solved the issue. Hi Barney-15E, Sometimes I am reduced to using Safe Mode to login at all.

Often, when I try to start my Mac, I get my desktop, but no Dock or HD displayed. I have re-installed the OS at least 4 or 5 times in the last 3 months only for the issue to reappear the next startup.

I have to force shutdown my system and then reboot in Safe Mode just to get it to fire up 'normally', then I have to go into System Preference and then go to Startup Disk and then select Restart to try and get it all to work as expected. Added to this are the issues with my new iPhone 6+ and iTunes not working. I also have the drama of a non-functioning Apple Magic Mouse - i.e. The bluetooth drops out so often it is unreliable.

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I have deleted the bluetooth profile and then created a 'new' profile for my mouse only for the dreaded lag issue to restart. I am now forced to use a non-Apple keyboard and a Microsoft mouse. I am sorry, but to me this is just shoddy or very poor in beta testing. It really has made me re-evaluate my future IT purchases. Hi Bob, Thanks for taking the time to have a look - EtreCheck output: EtreCheck version: 1.9.15 (52) Report generated 5 October 2014 4:09:54 pm AEDT Hardware Information: Mac Pro (Mid 2010) (Verified) Mac Pro - model: MacPro5,1 2 2.66 GHz 6-Core Intel Xeon CPUs: 12 cores 32 GB RAM Video Information: ATI Radeon HD 5870 - VRAM: 1024 MB LED Cinema Display 1920 x 1200 DELL 1703FP 1280 x 1024 @ 60 Hz System Software: OS X 10.9.5 (13F34) - Uptime: 0 days 5:47:40 Disk Information: HL-DT-ST DVD-RW GH41N M4-CT512M4SSD2 disk0: (512.11 GB) S.M.A.R.T. Status: Verified EFI (disk0s1): 209.7 MB OSX SSD (disk0s2) / Startup: 511.12 GB (146.33 GB free) Recovery HD (disk0s3): 784.2 MB WDC WD1001FALS-41Y6A0 disk2: (1 TB) S.M.A.R.T. Status: Verified EFI (disk2s1): 209.7 MB 1TB Internal (disk2s2) /Volumes/1TB Internal: 999.86 GB (312.63 GB free) Hitachi HDS722020ALA330 disk1: (2 TB) S.M.A.R.T.

Status: Verified EFI (disk1s1): 209.7 MB DRAFT (disk1s2) /Volumes/DRAFT: 1.29 TB (975.89 GB free) Alt Backup (disk1s3) /Volumes/Alt Backup: 711.95 GB (52.38 GB free) Recovery HD (disk1s4): 650 MB ST3000DM001-1CH166 disk4: (3 TB) S.M.A.R.T. Status: Verified EFI (disk4s1): 209.7 MB disk4s2 (disk4s2): 3 TB Boot OS X (disk4s3): 134.2 MB ST3000DM001-1CH166 disk3: (3 TB) S.M.A.R.T. Status: Verified EFI (disk3s1): 209.7 MB disk3s2 (disk3s2): 3 TB Boot OS X (disk3s3): 134.2 MB USB Information: Wacom Co.,Ltd. Intuos5 touch M Generic Mass Storage 4.03 GB S.M.A.R.T. Status: Verified EFI (disk7s1): 209.7 MB Mac 4GB (disk7s2) /Volumes/Mac 4GB: 3.68 GB (1.07 GB free) Apple Inc. Display iSight Apple Inc. Display Audio Apple Inc.

Apple LED Cinema Display OWC Express USB2 160.04 GB S.M.A.R.T. Status: Verified EFI (disk6s1): 209.7 MB 160GB HD (disk6s2) /Volumes/160GB HD: 159.7 GB (42.54 GB free) Seagate External 3 TB S.M.A.R.T. Status: Verified EFI (disk9s1): 314.6 MB 3TB Time Machine (disk9s2) /Volumes/3TB Time Machine: 3 TB (3 TB free) Seagate FA GoFlex Desk 2 TB S.M.A.R.T. Status: Verified EFI (disk8s1): 209.7 MB FCP (disk8s2) /Volumes/FCP: 2 TB (1.52 TB free) BUFFALO HD-LBU3 C-Media Electronics Inc. USB Microphone Logitech USB Receiver Apple Inc. BRCM2046 Hub Apple Inc.

Bluetooth USB Host Controller Logitech USB-PS/2 Optical Mouse Firewire Information: LaCie 2big triple (button) 800mbit - 800mbit max S.M.A.R.T. You have a /etc/sysctl.conf value set. What is that? Sysctl values tend to affect the kernel.

It is possible something that was safe in an earlier kernel is now a problem. I know in years past, I would play with VAX/VMS system configuration parameters, and sometimes I colored outside the lines, and the kernel did not like it at all. As Babowa has pointed out, CleanMyMac is often a trouble maker and frequently shows up in these forums as a cause for slow systems. You have a bunch of 3rd party kernel extensions installed. Are they all the very latest versions. Do you really need all of them? Kernel Extensions: loaded at.obdev.nke.LittleSnitch (4212 - SDK 10.8) not loaded com.avira.kext.FileAccessControl (1.0.0d1 - SDK 10.9) not loaded com.roxio.TDIXController (1.7) not loaded com.silabs.driver.CP210xVCPDriver (3.0.0d1) not loaded com.silabs.driver.CP210xVCPDriver64 (3.0.0d1) not loaded com.wacom.kext.wacomtablet (6.3.9 - SDK 10.9) not loaded net.osx86.kexts.GenericUSBXHCI (1.2.7) loaded net.osx86.kexts.NECUSBXHCI (2.2.7) Sometimes I am reduced to using Safe Mode to login at all.

The fact that you need to use Safe Mode, is a very STRONG indication that you have 3rd party software interfering with your Mac, as Safe Mode does not load the 3rd party kernel extensions, Startup Items, and launchd tasks. I would suggest you start removing as many 3rd party items listed in the EtreCheck output, and seeing if you can get down to a workable minimum. You might also consider a clean install of Mac OS X. Then install 1-by-1 the drivers/kernel extensions you absolutely need to do your job and test Test TEST before installing the next 3rd party item. That way you have a chance of both finding a working minimum, knowing there is no residual stuff hanging around, and being fairly sure you have identified when the system started to go wrong.

NOTE: I can see by the software you are running and the devices you have attached, that some of the software and devices are needed just to do your job, so I am aware that you may not be able to live without many of them, but when trying to isolate the offending software or device, it does help if you do things one at a time. ( Wild Speculation - do not pay too much attention to this idea) You have 32GB of RAM. Did all of it come from Apple, or did you use a 3rd party vendor (I know I generally obtain my RAM from 3rd parties). There have been times when 3rd party RAM worked perfectly OK, until a new kernel is installed. The new kernel will start using RAM in a way that starts stressing the 3rd party RAM in a way it was not stressed before (pattern of access), so the RAM starts to fail. NOTE: we have not really seen any of these kinds of reports in years, so I do not really suspect your RAM, but if you start seeing kernel panics, you may want to revisit the RAM. You have a lot of stuff attached to your Mac (tablets, disk, etc.).

From time to time device failures or device interactions on the bus can cause problems. If you can ( ONLY as an Experiment), you should try running with as few can and see if that changes anything. Again, I suspect you cannot run for long without some of these devices, as the system would not be usable for your work without out them. But if software isolation did not solve the problem, you may want to start looking at hardware. Do your best to test with minimum hardware and work your way up to the stuff you really need, and then add the rest.

Again, only if you have not solved the issue. Hi all, it has taken me the best part of 3 days to migrate my info to another drive, clean the 512 GB SSD and then reload it all clean. I tried to remove as much legacy software and apps as possible. However, the problem of the laggy mouse drama still persists. It is possible you have too much interference in your area that is affecting he bluetooth behavior. Also earlier magic mice had battery issues, where the batteries would be too loose in the compartment, and loose contact, thus dropping the magic mouse.

You could make sure the batteries are securely in the holder. Some adhoc solutions involved wedging paper in the right spot(s) to keep them firmly against the contacts (I have not heard of this problem recently, which most likely means Apple fixed the problem on more recent Magic Mice). You could try Safe Mode to see if the mouse lags when nothing else is running. You could try unplugging as many external devices as you can to see if the mouse is still lagging. And is it just lagging mouse, or are you still having all the other issues you started with? Apple Footer.

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. Answer ID: 14286 Linkstation GUI sees 'Buffalo storage device' when DriveStation is attached, but in format menu, the only one listed is the internal disk.This is caused by Auto/manual switch on DriveStation, LinkStation Firmware.

Answer ID: 14293 If Backup program cannot save files to the DriveStation, it needs to be reformatted.You will need to reformat the DriveStation with NTFS, Mac OS Extended, or XFS. Note: FAT32 is limited to 4GB filesizes. Answer ID: 14322 it needs to switch to 'auto' mode.Power down Mac and DriveStation.Plug DriveStation into Mac while Mac is powered off.Toggle switch on back of DriveStation from 'manual' to 'auto'.Power on DriveStation. Answer ID: 14363 Users can download the software from the following links on the Buffalo website:. Answer ID: 14110 The Buffalo NAS is only able to read NTFS. If users need to write to the USB drive(s), they will have to be formatted by the Buffalo NAS.If users are going to format the drives, it is highly recommended to first copy all the data on to the Buffalo device or any other destination, then format the USB drives on the Buffalo NAS (ext3 or XFS are recommend), then copy the data back to the USB drive.

Answer ID: 14199 The switch is for the 2 different power modes.Auto works with the Power save utility to automatically or manually shut the unit on or off from the computer.Manual requires the unit's power to be controlled manually. Answer ID: 14242 Users will need to disable power management on USB ports for this issue.Click Start Run.Type devmgmt.msc in the Open box, and then click OK.Expand the Universal Serial Bus controllers node, and then follow these steps for each USB Root Hub that is listed. Answer ID: 14369 Drive is approaching full capacityThe Disk Access LED blinking Red (instead of Green) indicates that the drive is approaching full capacity.A solid red LED indicates that the drive is not being recognized correctly. Answer ID: 11826 File SystemFeaturesRecommended toNTFSPossible to save files equal to or larger than 4GB.The maximum size for one partition is about 16EB （The maximum recommended size is 2TB.）Users who like to save large data of more than 4GB per one file.

Answer ID: 11831 There are following possible causes.Cause 1:The hard disk is full.Countermeasure 1:Ensure free space for the hard drive.Data cannot be saved when free space is less than the data to save.