hello there,
well I have the same problem, mainly with xmms. I have a laptop, use
noflushd when I'm not on AC and I'm running 2.4.20 modified for my
Fujitsu P2110.
Well, after having read your email, I decided to ditch noflusd to see if
things improved and so far (knock on wood) no defunct yet. I
hello there,
well I have the same problem, mainly with xmms. I have a laptop, use
noflushd when I'm not on AC and I'm running 2.4.20 modified for my
Fujitsu P2110.
Well, after having read your email, I decided to ditch noflusd to see if
things improved and so far (knock on wood) no defunct yet. I
Tim Connors wrote:
In linux.debian.laptop, you wrote:
It's been a while. Have you solved the problem yet?
Hello,
No, I gave up after a few weeks, and re-installed. The problem has
re-occured once since then, and I gave up and ran Mandrake (but notably
not noflushd) :-( I'll let people
In linux.debian.laptop, you wrote:
>Hello,
>
> I have a problem with zombie processes on my laptop(debian woody).
>Applications that seem to spawn child processes don't seem to get rid
>off them when finnished, for example XMMS creates a process for every
>track, but these never get killed,
Tim Connors wrote:
In linux.debian.laptop, you wrote:
It's been a while. Have you solved the problem yet?
Hello,
No, I gave up after a few weeks, and re-installed. The problem has
re-occured once since then, and I gave up and ran Mandrake (but notably
not noflushd) :-( I'll let people kno
In linux.debian.laptop, you wrote:
>Hello,
>
> I have a problem with zombie processes on my laptop(debian woody).
>Applications that seem to spawn child processes don't seem to get rid
>off them when finnished, for example XMMS creates a process for every
>track, but these never get killed,
Hello,
I have a problem with zombie processes on my laptop(debian woody).
Applications that seem to spawn child processes don't seem to get rid
off them when finnished, for example XMMS creates a process for every
track, but these never get killed, and just pile up until the system
proces
Hello,
I have a problem with zombie processes on my laptop(debian woody).
Applications that seem to spawn child processes don't seem to get rid
off them when finnished, for example XMMS creates a process for every
track, but these never get killed, and just pile up until the system
proce
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