OK, I take back everything I said. On my netbook now, at-spi-registryd
has 33% of its 1G of RAM. Performance isn't as bad since I'm not using
swap on an SSD, but it isn't the hardware on that box, nor is it
something I custom installed and forgot about.
The only commonality I can think of is t
The power supply in that box died last night. Since I'm going to have
to open it anyway, I'll upgrade its 512 megs of RAM to a gig and see
if that helps. And since no one else on multiple lists seems to have
seen this behavior, I'm going to call it bad hardware until proven
otherwise.
Heh - I
On 02/17/2009 08:12 AM, Willie Walker wrote:
Hi Nolan:
I wonder if some sort of popup attack might be happening in Firefox
and it's causing degradation in at-spi-registryd (just a guess). If
you kill all firefox-related processes on your machine when the spike
happens, do things end up getti
Hi Nolan:
I wonder if some sort of popup attack might be happening in Firefox and
it's causing degradation in at-spi-registryd (just a guess). If you
kill all firefox-related processes on your machine when the spike
happens, do things end up getting back to normal?
In addition, try running
On 02/16/2009 12:04 PM, Willie Walker wrote:
Hi Nolan:
If one of the suspects is FF, I wonder if we might be able to focus on
it a little more. For example, I wonder if it might be possible that
it is some of the web sites you typically visit and/or maybe some
usage patterns (e.g., frequentl
Hi Nolan:
If one of the suspects is FF, I wonder if we might be able to focus on
it a little more. For example, I wonder if it might be possible that it
is some of the web sites you typically visit and/or maybe some usage
patterns (e.g., frequently opening/closing multiple FF tabs or windows)
Part update, part ping. A couple weeks ago I filed this:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=568803
Just wondering if anyone has any thoughts on it? It's still here, it
still has me rebooting every twelve hours, it currently has my system
looking a bit like a 1970s line terminal with it