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Fixed: OS X 10.5.7 and Bluetooth
May 30th, 2009
Babak Farrokhi 5 comments
If you are running Mac OS X and upgraded to the recent 10.5.7 and you are using a bluetooth mouse or keyboard, then you are most likely suffering from the same problem that I do: Bluetooth device loses connection to your mac after a few hours of working. and its a real PITA.
I have been struggling with this since I upgraded to 10.5.7 and haven’t found a working solution, until I recently tried this and it worked like a magic:
sudo killall -HUP blued
You only need to open up a Terminal.app window and run this command. This command sends a HUP (hangup) signal to bluetooth daemon, that actually is a soft-reset command. It causes blued to reload the configuration and brings your bluetooth device back to life.
Categories: OS Tags: OS X
Multi-threaded gzip
April 14th, 2009
Babak Farrokhi 5 comments
The traditional (yet very popular) gzip is a single-threaded application from the single-processor/single-core hardware era. Its just fine if you are compressing a few files occasionally, but it become a great pain when you are compressing 32,000 files on an 8-processor server and you suddenly figure out that you are using only 1/8 of your total processor power. Which means you should wait 8 times longer than if you could use all processing power on your machine. I encountered such case in which I should wait about 40 minutes to compress hundreds of gigabytes of a few thousand files, using traditional gzip, while I had one processor doing the whole job and 7 other processors were sitting idle.
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