Closed tomads closed 3 years ago
Is this causing an issue on your machine or with Teleport? If not, I think it's safe to ignore.
From a quick search, I found some people reporting this as an issue with other applications when the machine used a prior version of macOS and it had been upgraded. As far as I can tell the notice in console is harmless, but you might be able to get it to go away by clearing your NVRAM.
Here's a Reddit thread (not related to Teleport) mentioning the issue: https://www.reddit.com/r/MacOS/comments/jtfa04/macos_big_sur_scrolling_lagdelay/
turn off your mac. turn on, option + cmd + r + p wait until bip sound respect.
Question
<Hi.
I`m on Big Sur 11.1 with both my macs. Host is a MacBook Pro 16, Client (shared Mac) is a MacPro 2013. teleport v1.3.1 is installed on both (sync lock not activated).
Today I happened to find the following entries in the system.log of the host for/because of teleport:
Dec 27 15:51:59 MacBook16 teleport[811]: getattrlist failed for /Library/GPUBundles/AppleIntelKBLGraphicsVADriver.bundle/Contents/MacOS/AppleIntelKBLGraphicsVADriver: #2: No such file or directory Dec 27 15:51:59 MacBook16 teleport[811]: getattrlist failed for /Library/GPUBundles/AppleIntelCFLGraphicsVAME.bundle/Contents/MacOS/AppleIntelCFLGraphicsVAME: #2: No such file or directory
What is the meaning of these entries? Can this cause difficulties in the running of the program?
Thanks in advance
Tom