poor performance after wake from sleep in Lion

Quite possible!

Silly oversight if that's the case! Maybe it needs Rosetta!

I have been having the same problem on my 11" 2011 i7 MacBook Air and it was driving me crazy. I uninstalled AirDisplay and so far that *seems* to have fixed it. It's hard to tell for sure since the slowdown was noticeable, but subjective, however it looks like things are normal again after wake from sleep. Fingers crossed that that was the issue (I didn't use AirDisplay too much anyway so no huge loss if it's gone).

Edit: This was in response to this post, I can't seem to figure out how to quote: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3203487?answerId=15872037022#15872037022

I don't have AirDisplay, but I had something similar, called iDisplay. I uninstalled that and now I haven't encountered this particular problem since. It's hard to tell if this was the fix, but it seems to be gone for now, nevertheless.

Now, I can start browsing a fix for the umpteen other Lion bugs. Wi-fi after sleep, anyone?

And yeah, it was a problem with the Capture Data app. They sent me a newer version that worked just fine.

where can I find that app? Capture Data? Does it solve the issue?

I've tried everyhing, indeed, I instaled the SL AppleRTC.kext driver over the same driver on Lion and it didn't work... :-(

thanks

Sorry, the Capture Data app fixes nothing. It just gathers info from your Mac to be sent to Apple.

Ouch! thanks

Did you get any answer from apple?

I solved this problem on my 13" MacBook Air by removing DisplayLink (a usb display driver), which had been installed as a depency of some port I compiled and installed via MacPorts. Running the uninstaller in /Applications/DisplayLink will remove the kernel extensions, preferences and launchd service. To confirm if you are having the same problem, open Terminal.app and run:

$ ps aux | grep -i displaylink

You'll see output that includes:

/System/Library/Extensions/DisplayLinkDriver.kext/DisplayLinkAgent/DisplayLinkUs erAgent

If the DisplayLink driver is installed.

I blamed MacPorts but it was not the culprit.

I ran that command and seemingly got a result, I guess?

Joshua-Meadows-MacBook-Air:~ joshuameadows$ ps aux | grep -i displaylink

joshuameadows 4427 0.0 0.0 2425480 188 s000 R+ 8:15am 0:00.00 grep -i displaylink

Does that mean it's installed? I don't know what MacPorts is nor do I have an /Applications/DisplayLink directory. I am fairly sure the problem was resolve for me when I removed AirDisplay but if there's something else that shouldn't be I'd like to get rid of it too.

No you don't have DisplayLink installed. That output is of the process you are using to look for the DisplayLink process 🙂

A better command would be:

ps aux | grep -i displaylink | grep -v grep

Unfortunately, the issue won't be fixed in 10.7.2. However, I'll give a try reinstalling from scratch after it will be released.

Lion 10.7.2 has apparently come out a few minutes ago.

Does a clean install of this release solve the issue ?

So... No, it doesn't.

Even maximizing/minimizing a window with "Genie" effect is not as smooth as in Snow Leopard (or, at least, not always smooth).

Nothing has changed, Launchpad is still usable but slow.

Same issue here... after battery being totally depleted graphics are distorted and it takes my MacBook Pro 2.3 GHz Core i7, 4 GB 13333 MHz DDR3 well over 1 minute to recover. Has anyone taken their computer to Apple? Any word on a fix?

I'm taking mine in if no fix here, I'll let you all know what the outcome was.