Interesting information, thank's for that. But like I said earlyer the problem just dissappeared without me doing anything at all. ei On Monday 04 December 2000 03:26, Mark Weaver wrote: > it sounds like what they're telling you is that you've got a run-on > process and the tech has supplied you with an easy way to quickly kill > that process that you wouldn't normally be able to detect and kill unless > you were to open a program called kpm (KDE Process Manager). > > Another way to detect and deal with run-on prcesses, which by the way sap > system resources rather quickly and Netscape is infamous for this at > times, it to open a terminal window, type top, ktop, or gtop, and check > the readings that are reported on all running processes. When and if there > is a run-on, or runaway process you will be able to quickly spot the > culprit because it will be using up A LOT of processor and memory. -- @~~ EagleIce ~ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~~@ @~~ Running GNU/Linux & KDE ~~@
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