Joseph A Nagy Jr said: > Hi All, > > I've recently been having problems where if grip encounters a particular > nasty track, it will totally slow down the computer but continue ripping > (albeit at 0.1x). Clicking repeatedly on abort rip (or abort rip + encode > (the encoding process dies just fine)) seems to have no effect and I > usually have to resort to rebooting the whole system. Is this a known > issue with Grip? > > BTW, running grip 3.0.0 from KDE 2.2.2 under Debian Woody 3.0r0
probably not so much a grip problem as an I/O problem. Any way to check the kernel logs on the machine? I'm thinkin they are getting flooded with I/O errors, in which case there's not a whole lot you can do, besides try not to use discs that generate such errors. Sometimes a process that is recieving these errors can be killed, othertimes it cannot. Really depends. but the symtoms you describe are in my experience similar to generic I/O errors which can be triggered by most any program accessing the hardware. nate -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
