My iPod classic's Stopwatch has recorded 00:01:34.733.
Excruciating. Especially when compared to the MacBook Wind's 00:00:35.052.
Should I blame it on the unconventional 60 GB 1.8" PATA HDD that runs on a measley 42,000 RPMS? Yeah, probably. But then do I just sit down and condition my psyche till I reach the Acceptance stage?
Oh, no! That won't do.
Luckily, though I may have called it officially "over" between MacBook Wind and me, I still regularly visit the forums at msiwind.net, thinking that I may be able to use some tips/tricks/hacks on the Mini as well. And true enough, one such post caught my attention: "Slimming OS X"
I just followed that guide, taking extra meaure not to delete kexts that I need for my external DVD drive and Remote Disc, and voilà!
From the pitiful 00:01:34.733, I was able to go down to 00:00:44.160!
And also, it would be helpful to save all the kexts and fonts and other stuff you've eradicated from your system into a folder somewhere, burn it to DVD so you have a back up just in case you'd need to restore the files.
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