Re: problems with gnome java access bridge

[Deedra Waters <deedra dmwaters us>]

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heh, once I start x, the problem is that my poor machine gets slammed, even with processes reniced to 20, with in a minute or two my load hits 50, and all I can do is sit there and look at it. I suspect that if I had about 10 times my ram, this might be easier for me to debug.:)

Can you suggest any  ways for me to grab a strace of it before I get slammed?


On Tue, 16 Dec 2003, padraig o'briain wrote:

> This does not sound like anything to do with the java access bridge.
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> Is this a process running at-spi-registryd and can you get a stack trace from it?
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> Padraig
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> > All I did was type startx. As to what was using up my cpu, top didn't show me anything out of the ordinary, top was at the top of the list.
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> > What I do know is that This did not happen till I upgraded at-spi, and installed the java access bridge.
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> > On Tue, 16 Dec 2003, padraig o'briain wrote:
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> > > You do not state what Java application you were running or what applications are using up your CPU.
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> > > Padraig
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> > > Deedra Waters wrote:
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> > > > I don't really know if anyone is going to have answers for this or not.
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> > > > I was installing the 1.2.1 version of the gnome java access bridge, and it asked meto upgrade at-spi, so I did that. the version I upgraded to with that is 1.3.9.
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> > > > Well, I started gnome with no problems gnopernicus was talking, then all the sudeen it got real quiet, and the load on my machine went through the roof, till I ended up with: 18:16:21 up 21:08,  8 users,  load average: 49.24, 42.37, 24.75
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> > > > It was using all of my ram (128mb) and 210mb of swap space.
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> > > > The thing I'm wondering is, what could possibley be causing such a mess, yeah, I know I don't have a lot of memory, but that can't be the only problem here. What could flatten my machine in a few minutes like that that's inside gnome, or any of theese two latest apps I've installed?
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> > > > If someone could please give me some answers to this, I  would appreciate it. Thanks.
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