I came across
this hint at MacOSXhints.com about PowerPC-->Intel migration issues, and realized I hadn't thought at all about possible migration of non-intel plugins that may be affecting system performance.
Firing up Activity Monitor (in Utilities) and sorting by Kind, I came up with these five non-Intel programs. Eudora, of course, I knew about. I also remember installing iScroll once upon a time (the program is now long-gone, but I have to find the damn Daemon and trash it). But the three "server" processes? I wonder if these might be from an old VNC install that I had on my iBook that were migrated to my MacBook?
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173 iScroll2Daemon root 0.00 1 4.21 MB 95.96 MB PowerPC
350 Eudora (username) 0.00 7 77.82 MB 601.67 MB PowerPC
241 USBserver (username) 0.00 3 19.13 MB 424.30 MB PowerPC
172 LOGINserver (username) 0.00 1 4.88 MB 121.66 MB PowerPC
259 NETserver (username) 0.00 3 18.62 MB 424.25 MB PowerPC |
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Cleaning out non-Intel plugins / progs
Linear Mode
