Ah that is good news Brian. Yes, your first venture into Terminal can be a little daunting ;-)) Well done...
What Console logs do you want to delete? Are you still receiving the VDCAssistant -console error reports? 1.To view a specific log file, click the triangle next to its category and then select the log file. 2. Click Clear Display Cheers, Ronni Sent from Ronni's iPad4 > On 30 Mar 2014, at 3:05 pm, Brian Risbey <[email protected]> wrote: > > That was it Ronni, > I have never ventured into the Terminal before, bit exciting. > > Facetime picked up straight away and Skype is happy too. > > Console reports will need to be removed as they are now filling up my SSD at > an alarming rate! > > Thank you, > Brian > > Also did you run these commands in Terminal.app? > For users using OS X 10.9, the following additional commands may be necessary: > > sudo rm -rf /Library/Extensions/APExtFramebuffer.kext > sudo rm -rf /Library/Extensions/AirParrotDriver.kext > Please be sure to reboot once you're removed the drivers.
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