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System/Library/Extensions/PACESupportFamily.kext System/Library/Extensions/M-AudioFireWireBeBoB.kext System/Library/Extensions/JMicronATA.kext System/Library/Extensions/EyeTVVoyagerAudioBlock.kext System/Library/Extensions/EyeTVEmpiaAudioBlock.kext

System/Library/Extensions/EyeTVCinergyXSAudioBlock.kext System/Library/Extensions/EyeTVCinergy450AudioBlock.kext System/Library/Extensions/EyeTVAfaTechHidBlock.kext System/Library/Extensions/EmagicXSKey.kext System/Library/Extensions/ElmediaPlayer.kext System/Library/Extensions/CNQL1208_ClassicNotSeize.kext System/Library/Extensions/BJUSBLoad.kext Library/StartupItems/M-Audio FireWire Audio Helper/ist Library/StartupItems/M-Audio FireWire Audio Helper/M-Audio FireWire Device Helper Library/StartupItems/M-Audio FireWire Audio Helper/M-Audio FireWire Audio Helper Library/StartupItems/M-Audio FireWire Audio Helper/FirmwareStatusWindow.app/Contents/Resources/ist Library/StartupItems/M-Audio FireWire Audio Helper/FirmwareStatusWindow.app/Contents/MacOS/FirmwareStatusWindow Library/StartupItems/M-Audio FireWire Audio Helper/FirmwareStatusWindow.app/Contents/ist Memory: kernel_task (UID 0) is using 1241 MBĢ4-helperĬom.Ĭom.Ĭom. Observed wakeups rate (per sec): 171 Maximum permitted wakeups rate (per sec): 150 Observation period: 300 seconds Task lifetime number of wakeups: 45095 Nov 8 08:04:34 process Dropbox caught causing excessive wakeups. Nov 8 08:00:23 BUG in process suhelperd: over-released legacy external boost assertions (0 total, 0 external, 0 legacy-external) Nov 8 08:00:18 wl0: Roamed or switched channel, reason #8, bssid 20 Nov 8 07:59:59 BUG in process suhelperd: over-released legacy external boost assertions (1 total, 1 external, 0 legacy-external) My knowledge is too limited to scrutiny the result, but maybe your sharp eye can find a culprit. So I ran the Terminal command you proposed - the diagnostics. I have repaired permissions, repaired disk (no problem found), ran Apple Hardware test (no problems) reinstalled Yosemite but still have these occasional unreproducable problems. Resetting PRAM also sometimes do the trick - or holding ctrl-alt-shift when its off and pressing the power button (resetting is it called SCC?). Safe mode booting helps (with a restart thereafter).

My MBP behaves strangely too: Sudden freezes, difficulty in booting (reaches the first Apple logo and progress bar then stopes at a grey screen).