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Alan McKinnon wrote: |
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> On Saturday 07 March 2009 09:03:30 Roy Wright wrote: |
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>> Howdy, |
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>> Recently upgraded to kde 4.2.1 and noticed that lancelot is reported by |
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>> top as 100% cpu. Looking at system monitor - cpu settings plasmoid, it |
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>> looks like 2 of the cores (quad core cpu) are optioning off at 100%. |
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>> I'm curious if anyone else is seeing something similar? |
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> Hi Roy, |
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> By your wording I'd assume that Lancelot was fine with version 4.2.0? Are you |
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> having trouble with any other plasmoids? I get similar behaviour with some of |
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> the eye-candy compiz-style plugins, but Lancelot itself is solid (and vastly |
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> superior to that default menu thing). |
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> It's unlikely to be plasma itself, I see very little reports about that. It's |
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> more likely to be X related or drivers or some such. |
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> Please post back with details of your hardware, drivers, kde USE settings etc |
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> etc |
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Yes, no issues with kde 4.2.0. What happened is I'd upgraded to the bad |
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nvidia-drivers-180.35, downgraded to 180.29, then upgraded kde from |
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4.2.0 to 4.2.1. One weird side-effect of the 4.2.1 upgrade is that I |
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lost my plasma desktop layout. No biggy, I just added the plasmoids |
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back. Then I noticed the lancelot cpu usage issue. I have not noticed |
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any behavior problems. Kde 4.2 has been rock solid. |
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~x86 system |
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emerge --info at http://pastebin.com/m6914fe90 (1 month duration) |
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lshw at http://pastebin.com/m5a355800 (1 month duration) |
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All I can think to try is to move my ~/.kde4.2 directory and let it |
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regenerate. |
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Thank you, |
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Roy |