Jul 18, '07 07:30:06AM • Contributed by: Anonymous
sudo kill -STOP 130
The 130 number at the end is the process ID number of the llipd process, and you can find it with this command:
ps -wwax | grep llipd
If you want to run parallels, you must unpause the process by running this command:
sudo kill -CONT 130
NOTE: Although you are using the kill command, if you use the -stop and -continue signals, you will only be pausing the active process. It will not really kill it.
[robg adds: I watched the llipd process on my machine for a while this morning, and it was always sitting at 0% CPU when Parallels wasn't running. I'm not sure what might cause this issue, but if you're seeing slowdowns, this might be worth a try.]
