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So, it appears that the problem is most likely a problem with the hard drive temperature sensor. Since I'm sure that more the two MBP owners use iDefrag, and if this was a problem with OSX, then there would be many more reports. At present, there are only one other report to Coriolis of this problem and disabling temperature monitoring has stopped iDefrag from crashing. iDefrag keeps track of the drive temperature since it's working it so hard during optimization. The problem is that for some reason, OSX isn't returning the temperature of the internal system drive properly. No problems we ever found and as it turned out, that wasn't the issue. None of these programs ever reported any problems with my system drive and I used them to verify the drive's disk structure as well as media surface since iDefrag's error logs showed corrupted disk sectors. The programs I purchased was Drive Genius, Disk Warrior and Check it. I did purchase several other hard disk performance programs to see if they would report any problems as well. The solution was to enter a new boolean parameter in iDefrag's plist file called disableThermalMonitorCompletely and the program ran fine. I emailed Coriolis' tech support and they had me go through some troubleshooting procedures and last night, I was able to get iDefrag to properly defrag my system drive again. When I tried it again, it hung part way through and went no further. When I did it again in March, the MBP crashed and I had to do a reboot. In December, iDefrag optimized my MBP's Macintosh HD without a problem. Now, I purchased a copy of iDefrag originally for my iMac G5 and when I got my MBP, I installed it there as well. The OS may delay that process with its own optimizations but all hard drives fragment over time when used as the system drive. I come from the school of thought that says the deleting and writing of new files to the system drive will, over time, fragment a hard drive. Second, I don't want to get into a debate about whether or not the OSX system drive should or should not be defragmented. If anyone else has any information on this problem, please post what you know so the rest of us can benefit. At this time, it appears that the problem is with my MBP and NOT iDefrag.

This posting is to share my experiences with iDefrag and my MBP and what has been determined to be the problem. See Get help fixing this crash for details.First, I would like to say the Coriolis' iDefrag is a fine program and it works well on both my MBP and iMac G5.

If possible, please include a crash Report ID when you post your question. If you need more help, you can ask a question in the support forum. For more information, see Troubleshoot Firefox issues caused by malware. Check the support site of your antivirus program for help with scanning and removing malware.

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Check your computer's instructions on how to uninstall software that's causing problems. Check the release notes to see if there are any known issues for your version of Firefox.Check your computer and remove any malware or software that might be causing problems: Some programs are known to cause crashes in Firefox and other browsers. Uninstall software known to cause crashes

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For more detailed instructions also see Install Firefox on Linux.

Install Firefox through your package management system or follow these steps to manually install Firefox:.

Often the Firefox folder is within a hidden.

If that doesn't work, delete the firefox folder from your Home folder.

Use your distributor's package management system to uninstall Firefox (please refer to their documentation).

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