I've repaired the disk permissions on my circa 2009 MBP several times in a row and each time it estimates approx 30 minutes for the repair. In the past IIRC running disk repair once got most everything repaired and a subsequent disk repair might have a few items but would take significantly less time. This is no longer the case. The MBP is 10.6.8 on a HD partition of approx 268GB with approx 28GB free space. I've googled and see some of the iTunes issues and others can be ignored but I don't ever recall this process taking 30 minutes. Sometimes the estimate aren't exact but it does seem to be taking roughly 30 minutes each time and still ends up with a long list of repairs and some occasional warnings.
The computer has been taking much longer than usual to boot lately which is why I thought repairing permissions might help with that. It seems repairing permissions is a lot like the older days of rebuilding the desk top in a sense I do it without really knowing if it's helping or not. It's the lack of a reduction in errors listed and duration of the repair that seems problematic. Any experiences appreciated.
John Moore
Barking Trout Productions
Studio City, CA
bigfish@pacbell.net
Barking Trout Productions
Studio City, CA
bigfish@pacbell.net
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