Jonathan Wilkes escribió:
On winxp it will consistently
freeze the computer, forcing a reboot.
-Jonathan
"Only" on single-processor machines.
Oh, that's interesting. But if I do that on a dual core machine, it
won't let me "End Task"-- I have to actually kill the wish process
manually,
You mean you cannot do "end task" in the "Applications" tab of the Task
Manager but you do "end process" in the "Processes" tab?
> after which the task manager still says that CPU usage is at
100%. And if I try to start Pd again, it's visibly slower, and if I try
to bang another [until] it will freeze the entire computer
Have you tried killing the "Pd.exe" (or pd.com) process instead of the
"wish" one? Wish is the gui. Usually killing any of them will cause the
other one to die, but in this case I guess the frozen one is pd proper
and (I guess again) it doesn't "realise" the wish process has been killed.
--
Matteo Sisti Sette
matteosistise...@gmail.com
http://www.matteosistisette.com
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