Re: Is Fire causing this?

Do you use USB Overdrive?
I had the sluggish mouse thing (but no airport problem) and this thread 
on macosxhint solved it:
http://www.macosxhints.com/article.php?story=20040302194850369

Fred

On 10-mai-04, at 13:47, Elektron wrote:

>
> On 10 May, 2004, at 15:49, mav lists wrote:
>
>> Recently I have been having a strange problem and I'm wondering 
>> whether fire is the cause.  A few times a day, seemingly random, the 
>> mouse pointer gets very jerky then the network (Airport Extreme) 
>> drops only to return to normal a minute or so later.  I know the 
>> wireless router isn't dropping (although that shouldn't slow the 
>> pointer down if it was).  I have looked in the console log and 
>> nothing appears.
>>
>> Trying to think about what has changed the only thing I can think of 
>> is the installation of Fire 1.0 (previously I was on the 0.99 beta) 
>> which is why I am wondering whether this could be the cause?  And is 
>> there a better way of checking that other than not running fire fore 
>> a day to check for reoccurrence?
>>
>> Incidentally I am using an original revision 12" PowerBook running OS 
>> X 10.2.8.
>
> Doubtful. Sounds more like a hardware-ish thing (given that the mouse 
> gets jerky). It might be excessive swapping.
>
> You can, of course, revert to 0.99.2 and see if it keeps happening. 
> You can also run "top -u" and see which process is using the most CPU 
> time.
>
> - Purr
>
>
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