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MAJOR issues on Yosemite #35
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Odd, that's the NFS daemon, which shouldn't normally be running on its own. And I don't know how it could eat up your whole laptop, especially since launchd throttles respawning. You can try a
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shoot, looks like I can't even delete that file before things lock up. I am awaiting a password for a local admin account. I'll see if the issue is just my account. |
so I was able to log into another local account and delete the plist, but I am still seeing the dinghy.dnsmasq process and Console errors. It definitely seems like something to do with that process as the freezing starts at soon as it's listed with I can't run the unfsd command before the locking up on either account. I also deleted the vbox plist and that hasn't helped... |
Hm you can try disabling/deleting the |
@codekitchen so after much frustration, it (luckily?) seems like it's a hardware issue 😄 Thanks for trying to help me through my craziness. I am just glad It wasn't an issue with dinghy! 🎆 |
Whew, good to hear for sure! Sorry about your laptop though. :) |
@codekitchen so I got my old laptop working again. OS corruption. Now I am trying to get Dinghy going again and hit this error:
The solution seems to be Any idea how I can get those files back? |
looks like reinstalling VirtualBox did it 😸 |
I am running into freezing issues on my macbook with Yosemite 10.10.1 and dinghy 3.0.1 which seem to have started since installing dinghy. I can login, but slowly things start to break down until everything freezes and I have to reboot.
Checked the Console logs and this is what I see leading up to the freezes:
I have logged in and quickly opened a terminal to run
ps -ef | grep dinghy
. I run it untilxpcproxy dinghy.dnsmasq
comes up, but by the time I try andkill -9 <process id>
the freezing has already started and I can't.I checked Activity Monitor and I don't see Vbox and nothing is showing as sucking up resources.
Any ideas? Can I stop dinghy from trying to start?
My laptop is completely unusable at the moment 😭
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