Hi,
Reverted all machines back to 2.12 yesterday, sorry. Need a reliable tails ;-)
Will try to make time over next weekend to try rc1 again unless a whisperback
on 2.12 is useful? Do you have a more step-by-step instruction for making a
movie that is persistent through the hogdown/crash?
Never used cd/dvd. All boot using USB installed tails stick, so not the
intermediary but final install stick. Install method for all is mint install
stick, make root, and follow install instructions to install tails 2.12 to usb,
then boot upgrade from within tails 2.12 to rc1
macbook 2,1 2gb ram
macbook 7,1 4gb ram
celeron n3060 2gb ram
As for future hardware, better to opt for more cores, as in 4 core atom, or
better to opt for more frequency, as in higher GHZ. Tails with tor browser uses
more frequency or uses more multicores? Thanks.
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-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Re: [Tails-support] RC1 hogs down
Local Time: May 28, 2017 5:45 PM
UTC Time: May 28, 2017 5:45 PM
From: [email protected]
To: Dots John <[email protected]>
User support for Tails <[email protected]>
Hi,
Dots John:
> i noticed the hogging down to a halt is sudden and quick, and unrelated to
> the amount
> of tabs open or heavy/light js. it can happen with as little as 2 open tabs
> straight
> after launching tails, it can happen after over an hour with 10 tabs open.
OK, then please start Tails, set an administration password, open
a Root Terminal, run this command in there:
journalctl -f
… and record a movie of that window around the time when the "hogging
down to a halt" happens.
> when it hogs down it is too late to get to whisperback, the mouse gets to the
> applications menu, clicking no longer opens the applications menu though.
> then i can
> still move the by then severely lagging mouse for a few secs until nothing
> happens
> any more. when removing the usb key the system should turn itself
> down, right?
Right, but that can't work is the system is already in too bad
shape :/
> at least it was in 2.12 but when removing the usb in rc1 when hogged down it
> does
> nothing. the screen stays on, frozen, indefinitely (well patience ends after
> 3-4 min
> and I dislodge power to turn it off)
> hogged down on openmailbox forum, mediamarkt, lidl, privacytools,
> thatoneprivacyguy with between 1 and 10 tabs open and between 2 min and over
> 1 hour use.
> sorry i cant be of more use. intuition says it might be down to tor browser
> connecting to an overload or malicious tor node? Or a memory leak?
This sounds like a memory leak or a kernel/driver bug to me. But we'll
only know once you manage to provide more debugging info, sorry!
Cheers,
--
intrigeri
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