hmmm.
I haven't used XFCE in a better part of 7 years. I don't even know if it can be
made keyboard controlled only. Guess I'll have to find out.
btw, the udisks-daemon problem occurs every time I restart the machine and
always at random intervals after startup regardless of system load. it make
udisks_daemon is part of DBUS and UDEV. It's the DBUS device manager for the
disks on the machine.
I have also had issues with DBUS and UDEV elements locking up the system from
time-to-time.
The only solution I've found so far is to restart the machine on occasion, just
like I used to have to d
yes I have. the process would still take 99% CPU and progressively lock up the
system, only it would just take a little longer
-Eric
On Dec 21, 2010, at 6:09 PM, Stephen wrote:
> Have you tried setting nice. Might be a more graceful bandaid.
>
> On Dec 21, 2010 5:23 PM, "Technomage Hawke"
>
Have you tried setting nice. Might be a more graceful bandaid.
On Dec 21, 2010 5:23 PM, "Technomage Hawke"
wrote:
> ok,
> I've tried searching for a resolution through the debian bug reporting
system without any usable results. I keep having a random occurrence of
udisks-daemon causing my powerboo
ok,
I've tried searching for a resolution through the debian bug reporting system
without any usable results. I keep having a random occurrence of udisks-daemon
causing my powerbook G3 to start locking up. I can killall it but that takes
some time (as the keyboard gets locked up along with the r
