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Is there anyway yet known to prolong the strange problem clearing memory erasing cache something?
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It seems that memory intensive apps can cause issues, as prolonged use of Photoshop CS3 causes this bug too. Adjusting the memory/performance settings within PS itself can stave off the bug for a while longer, but eventually it catches up. It's the only app that causes this for me which is a great shame as I use PS quite a lot.
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Hi,
I am running Leo4all v3 10.5.2 I also had this issue, but when i switched from PCI WiFi card (D-Link DWL-G510 Rev c) to the USB WiFi stick(D-Link DWL-G122) , the problem solved. Xbench score = 155 (Without Disk Test) Xbench Score = 122 (With Disk Test) My sys config:: AMD Athlon FX-60 @ 2.6 GHz Asus A8N -SLI Deluxe 2 GB Mushkin DDR500 Ram @ 400 MHz eVGA 8800GT SC 512 MB (GFX-String with NVinstaller.41 and patched Div ID Files, QE / CI Enabled) Asus SATA DVD-RW Seagate 250 GB SATA II HDD |
One more update :
For people who having Logitech Mouse, there is Logitech driver and control utility for Mac OS x on Apple's site. I found serious improvement using my Logitech USB keyboard/mouse. http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/drivers/logitechcontrolcenter.html check out |
I only notice the mouse stutter bug when I am transferring large files, across HD's for instance. Otherwise everything works great. Is it something to do with the ata/sata drivers?
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Just switched it to 1.1 Will report back on what happens. |
one more suggestion, in motherboard BIOS, try changing your ACPI -APIC settings. Try S3.
Avoid S1 and S3 together. |
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No mouse movement bug though as yet. :) |
Unfortunately about 5-6 hours later, the mouse movement bug reappeared along with some weird behavior in Safari and segmentation errors repeatedly crashing Adium.
I changed the ACPI settings to S3 but this didn't seem to help. Installed the 9.2.2 kernel, and though the system felt a little smoother - the mouse bug was still persistent. Would this bug show up if I install leo4allv3? |
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