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Just after waking my screen from energy saver I see on my screen: Hasplmd wants network access. I did some quick searching here and only saw hasplmd in relation to apps. So what is this process and what does it do? I've never seen this alert before. The machine involved is a MacPro 2,1 8-core 3.0 running 10.7.5. TIA.
Mac Pro, Mac OS X (10.7.5), 8c 3.0/16Gb
hasplmd is a process associated with copy-protection "dongles" for a number of different software packages. You can find additional information in this thread, among others:
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3205281
Regards.
hasplmd is a process associated with copy-protection "dongles" for a number of different software packages. You can find additional information in this thread, among others:
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3205281
Regards.
Ah thanks, Varjak paw. I had a X-Rite i1Pro connected at that moment. Although the i1Pro is fully registered and was hooked up to another machine running 10.7.5 I never got this waring before. I'm glad this is all sorted. Thanx!
Hasplmd, what does it do?
