[Camino] Hogging Processor

Wed, 21 Jan 2004 11:56:43 -0800

I've noticed excessive cpu usage too. I don't restart camino unless I'm grabbing another nightly build. I just updated to 200412103. Camino started up after CaminoKnight finished. I startup with a blank page and have done anything other than leave it in the foreground while away from my desk for 15 minutes or so. Would I be correct that plugins shouldn't be an issue if Camino was just restarted and no pages have been loaded?

I have top running with a 5 sec delay. At the time this was copied Camino had been running approximately 30 minutes.

  PID COMMAND      %CPU   TIME   #TH #PRTS #MREGS RPRVT  RSHRD  RSIZE  VSIZE
 7139 Camino      49.2% 15:33.58  12   218   391  43.5M  33.3M  77.6M   320M
 5058 Safari       5.7%  4:17:37   9   264   774  67.4M  26.3M  51.1M   188M
    0 kernel_tas   2.6%  6:01:57  35     2  1737  13.1M     0K  60.4M   560M

Here is the current snapsshot. After ~45 camino running. Still no pages loaded.

  PID COMMAND      %CPU   TIME   #TH #PRTS #MREGS RPRVT  RSHRD  RSIZE  VSIZE
 7139 Camino      46.0% 20:46.08  12   217   393  43.5M  33.6M  76.3M   320M
 5058 Safari       7.9%  4:18:35   9   264   782  67.5M  26.6M  51.0M   188M
 3042 Terminal     7.6% 33:48.24   4    88   191  2.60M+ 10.4M  5.01M+  112M

What is it doing with all of this cpu time?


I do have a huge number of bookmarks but IE and Safari don't seem to be taking up that much of my resources.

Additionally, I just tried to manage my bookmarks and both window panes are empty. Really, what is Camino doing with all those cpu cycles?

iBook 500 MHz 640 MB 10.3.2

Let me know if there is a way to provide more info about either of these issues. I do think they are related because I can eventuallllllllly manage my bookmarks.

Thanks,
Vinton

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