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2011-01-19
, 11:55
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@ Finland
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Write "top" in xTerm. It will show all the programs that are using most of your processor.
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2011-01-19
, 11:57
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Originally Posted by mosh11
you can install conky and find out processes that using cpu
Dear all,
i have systeminfo widget installed. the processor status when idle ( WiFi disabled , 3G Disabled,Bluetooth off, desktop clock widget and systeminfo widget , and no appz opened) is ranging from 20-30% all the time. i just want to know how can i find the process that is occupying the processor.
Thanks
or type in xterminal
top
you will see list of processes
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2011-01-19
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@ Bucharest
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Top kind of eats by itself. I also recommend Conky.
Howver, most likely culprit is the tracker or microb engine that formats conversations in the background.
Howver, most likely culprit is the tracker or microb engine that formats conversations in the background.
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N900 dead and Nokia no longer replaces them. Thanks for all the fish.
Keep the forums clean: use "Thanks" button instead of the thank you post.
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2011-01-19
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I have a
/usr/bin/Xorg -logfile /tmp/Xorf.0.log -logverbose l -nol ....
that eats a lot of CPU at idle.
Whats that?
/usr/bin/Xorg -logfile /tmp/Xorf.0.log -logverbose l -nol ....
that eats a lot of CPU at idle.
Whats that?
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2011-01-19
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ok i did top but the maximum process is 3.7 % which is usr/bin/Xorg -logfile
i dont think this is the problem . what else should i do ?
i dont think this is the problem . what else should i do ?
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2011-01-19
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@ Dehradun,India
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Originally Posted by mosh11
when in top press p to list processes acc to cpu% usage n post the result here
ok i did top but the maximum process is 3.7 % which is usr/bin/Xorg -logfile
i dont think this is the problem . what else should i do ?
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2011-01-19
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Originally Posted by eikido
Xorg is the standard server used by most modern distributions of Linux for managing graphical displays. Everything, from the n900's desktop to the microb browser to the media player, any software that wants to display something on the screen will go through Xorg to do it...
I have a
/usr/bin/Xorg -logfile /tmp/Xorf.0.log -logverbose l -nol ....
that eats a lot of CPU at idle.
Whats that?
i have systeminfo widget installed. the processor status when idle ( WiFi disabled , 3G Disabled,Bluetooth off, desktop clock widget and systeminfo widget , and no appz opened) is ranging from 20-30% all the time. i just want to know how can i find the process that is occupying the processor.
Thanks