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Every once in a while Fire does that to me, but when I quit and restart
it, it goes back down to normal. This doesn't seem to be unique to Fire,
many different apps do this for me.
I always keep CPU Monitor on, partly because I have a laptop and any
extra CPU usage will cost me battery time and might turn on that darn
loud fan.
Brian
On Thursday, June 27, 2002, at 03:53 PM, David Wheeler wrote:
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> Hi All,
>
> I was just hearing my disk spinning and spinning, so I ran top to see
> what
> was going on. It turns out that Software installer, which crashed a few
> minutes ago, still appears to be running. But more to the point of this
> list
> (and unrelated to the disk spinning), I noticed that Fire seems to be
> constantly using around 30-35% of the CPU time, even though I just have
> my
> buddy list up and a couple of chat windows open and nothing's happening.
> Anyone got any ideas why Fire might be hanging on to all that processor
> time?
>
> Thanks,
>
> David
>
> PS: I just restarted Fire, and it's back down to 0% where it belongs.
>
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