Forgot to mention, I experience this pretty much only on my dual display desktop. I think it maybe related to dual displays, or at least is more of a trigger.
This never happens on my laptop. Though I only have 1 display active on that at any given time, internal or external, not both. I did experience other issues with my laptop before E 0.21.9. Anytime I moved Firefox tabs it would crash E, on efl 1.20.3. That never happened on my desktop with same versions. But never 100% cpu on my laptop. The EFM/Terminology 100% 1 cpu core issue only occurs on my desktop. But I have seen odd things on laptop not on desktop and now on desktop not on laptop. Same binaries on both, made on a different system. On Wed, 30 Aug 2017 12:50:08 -0400 "William L. Thomson Jr." <wlt...@o-sinc.com> wrote: > FYI I am still experiencing issues, that seem to stem from > Terminology. I thought it was related to Firefox. But just now I had > like ~15 terminals open. I noticed typing in one slowed. That is > always the symptom or Firefox slows. But even after closing Firefox > it would remain till I closed a few terminals. > > Just now I had no firefox open and nothing open but ~15 terminology > windows. Working remotely, not even any local load. But 1 CPU core was > maxed at 100% usage. Which is always the case when I experience this. > > Closing terminology windows eventually drops the CPU usage, but E > still seems sluggish. Till I log out and back in again. > > IMHO there is definitely some issue with EFL 1.20.3. It maybe > terminology but my gut says this is something deeper. I have > experienced similar with EFM as reported by others. > > I think the only way to debug is via gdb, if I can. Since it is not > crashing. Unless I let it go till OOM if that occurs, and then causes > some crash. Seems like it would just max out system and remain that > way till hard reboot/power cycle. Really not sure how to debug or > provide information. > > Maybe need to do efl logging and use the profiling viewer? > > On Mon, 31 Jul 2017 01:15:01 -0400 > "William L. Thomson Jr." <wlt...@o-sinc.com> wrote: > > > On Sun, 30 Jul 2017 23:30:36 +0000 > > Andrew Williams <a...@andywilliams.me> wrote: > > > > > Seems enlightenment_fm was at 80% cpu. Restarting E elevated it to > > > 120% and logging out and back in didn't fix it. > > > Restarting the machine got cpu load back under control until i > > > started using e_fm again. > > > > I have experienced issues with efm/e 0.21.8 and efl 1.20 beta 3. As > > you described and up to requiring a hard reboot via power button. > > Usually when I accidentally open efm. > > > > One known trigger for me is to open a large file[2] with ecrire[1] > > with e 0.21.8 and efl 1.20 beta 3. That triggers the 100% > > cpu/memory. If not killed will max out system requiring hard > > reboot. I thought was issues with elm_code fixing a crash with > > large files. Which it maybe as well an issue with elm_code, as a > > known reported issue with large files. > > > > That I also experienced efm doing the same. I mentioned to raster > > both in IRC and that they maybe related. Though since I did not > > build anything with symbols I lack any useful output. > > > > Ecrire > > https://github.com/Obsidian-StudiosInc/ecrire/ > > Large file > > https://github.com/Obsidian-StudiosInc/ecrire/files/1008473/fgdgda.txt > > > > > -- William L. Thomson Jr.
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