On Nov 10, 2005, at 8:55 PM, Richard Starr wrote:
HI Andy,
At home, I checked my computer and found the processor icon on the
bottom line
of the Preferences page in 10.4.3. That position told me it was
added, not
part of the basic operating system as I had remembered. I finally
figured out
where it came from. It is part of CHUD which are developer's
tools. You'll
find them in the XCodeTools folder on the Tiger install disk. Run
the CHUD
package to install the tools and the Processor control icon will
appear on the
Preferences page, no reboot necessary. You can then select to stop
one of your
dual processors as I described. When I tried it, one of the % cpu
indicators in
MenuMeters went to zero, so it works.
If you do some tests, please let me know what you find.
Rich
ok, thanks will do.
I figured it had to be an add on since I could not locate it in any
system preference.
Andy3
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