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On Wed, 2005-09-28 at 16:16 +0300, Martins wrote: |
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> some time ago i had issue like yours that was caused by broken fonts |
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> configuration |
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> try this: |
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> boot without X |
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> launch top |
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> see anything taking resources |
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> launch X |
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> see anything taking resources |
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thanks for the suggestion, but it definitely wasn't anything to do with |
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X. The slowness started from the very beginning of boot, right from |
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when the kernel was loaded. All the services and loading of modules |
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took a Very Long Time! |
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I did infact look at top, but the system was mostly idle. This is what |
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made me think it was a kernel issue. Plus, my fans weren't running, as |
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they would be if there was something taking up cpu resources. |
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> look in logs |
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I didn't think of that!! Maybe there's something in dmesg that will |
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give me a clue... |
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Thanks, |
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Iain Buchanan <iaindb@××××××××××××.au> |
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