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If I activate the MINI Mode Extension, and put banshee to mini mode, it
goes back to an (more or less) acceptable 18-20 % cpu load, In full
screen mode, it takes up at least 80% of my cpu, even doing nothing.
with the 18-20 % I am doing internet radio listening, so, well, as I
said, it's somewhat
Jonaz__ you can configure ODBC, it's not that hard and works, this is
what I am doing, or I am sure you can recompile the mysql module as
well,
best
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The mysql add-on module is out of sync with asterisk
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/560656
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*sigh* I resorted to ODBC because I do not like building the package
anew on upgrades ...
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The mysql add-on module is out of sync with asterisk
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/560656
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Karoly, you are running the debian official vz kernel, which should be
2.6.26, right? As far as I know there is the fd_signal stuff, which got
introduced in 2.6.27, I do not know if it's backported to 2.6.26, but I
know it's backported to the latest stable OpenVZ Kernel 2.6.18, you can
use this ker
Public bug reported:
The mysql add-on is version 1.6.2.0-1 versus the asterisk with version
1:1.6.2.2-1ubuntu2.
It tells me that the module is not compiled to the source asterisk was
built from and refuses to load the module!
please update the add-on to 1.6.2.2 also!
best
ray
** Affects: aster
Hi Stefan,
what kernel are you using? If possible, could you try the latest openvz
2.6.18 kernel, (2.6.18, 028stab068.5 or 028stab068.3, as they are
basically the same).
The point is that in this release the fd_signal function is backported
from the newer kernels (think it was introduced in 2.6.2
openvz 2.6.18 is not an old kernel at all, it is the best maintained
*stable* kernel out there, with hundreds of backports fixes, based on
the stable redhat5 kernel.
I had in my beginnings various problems with oopses and panics using 24
and 27 kernels, and all disappeared running 2.6.18.
Heck, e
forgot to mention, ubuntu 9.10, fresh install
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Process 'gs' begins taking 100% CPU and loading up vast amounts of RAM on CUPS
restart
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/463059
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Affects me as well, printing a PDF takes for ages, often more then 20
minutes, at times it seems hours (i print another way, say, give the pdf
to a friend, and sometime in the afternoon my document get's printed)
...
one core of the cpu get's totally hogged
printer is a network printer, lexmark X
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