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Greetings all,<BR>
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I find the following interesting and not (so far) a problem:<BR>
Jnos is today in her 4th day of continuous operation since being started.<BR>
My platform is FC-5 - jnos has truly little work to do and is generally idle.<BR>
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At start, CPU consumption was normal - once in a while jnos would contribute less than a percent (in 3-sec sample period).<BR>
Today, jnos contributes a little less than 30% as user, 60(+)% as system.<BR>
The change was probably in the past 24-hr period.<BR>
Say 1/2 dozen other processes contribute a few percent so the total is say 96% CPU useage.<BR>
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The remaining processes seem to have little trouble taking CPU for response to their own needs, so there is small perceptible change in over-all response time from the workstation. The only change I've found is on the KDE desktop switch-over. I have a 6-desktop configuration and at random times on only selected application windows is the change delayed over the normal say 1/4 second response time. The worst delay might be 8 seconds.<BR>
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Thus my question to all: Am I alone in this effect?<BR>
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I'm going to allow jnos to continue this way for a few more days to see if it is a precursor to failure of some sort.<BR>
Let me know if there is something I should look for?<BR>
JNOS simply doesn't release the CPU so it can sleep?<BR>
I have no idea how I might have initiated this condition.<BR>
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