On Wed, 18 Oct 100, Neil Parker wrote:

> Christopher Allen wrote,
> >On Tue, 17 Oct 2000, Christopher Allen wrote:
> >> It's doing it now. It is ls-kinux.so. %CPU: 99.2.
> The apparent culprit, ld-linux.so, is a "helper" process...it runs whenever
> you run a program that uses shared libraries (which these days is just about
> everything), and it's responsible for linking up the program code with its
> shared libraries at runtime.
I managed to kill (9) it and netscape died with it, which I knew was going
to happen. Sometimes, restarting e (which is fast and easy {ctrl ALT END}
and doen't interupt the applications that are running, just clears them
off the desktop and puts them back where they were, doing whatever they
were doing) does the trick. Sometimes I have to restart X. Sometimes
restarting X doesn't work.

-Chris

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