>>> I always turn off screensaver and all the other little tools like 
>>> MenuMeters etc that I have running. 
>> Yes, MenuMeters is running. But I don't know about it.
>> 
>>> I only allow the screen to go to sleep after five minutes. 
>> Maybe this is correct setting. BTW I don't have a display. Just connetcting
>> via VNC :)
>> 
>>>> I have serious breakage with MacOSX OOo 2.3.1 RC1 PPC build
>>>> and if I turned off screen saver turned off, now it build is progressing
>>>> until NS language. I suspect CPU power is sucked into screen 
>>>> saver, and sometimes
>>>> hdiutil or screensaver eats up all CPU time, then regcomp fails.
>>> 
>>> Is it necessary for you to let hdiutil run while you compile OOo? 
>> 
>> No, but while creating packages, dmake runs hdiutil.
>
>Right. Isn't it diskutil? Anyway one of those two apps is used. 

hdutil is used to build the .dmg file.  diskutil has a different purpose.
>
>> Sometimes hdiutil
>> doesn't exit and eats up CPU. Then build fails. Still I'm not sure
>> the connections between build failure and high CPU occupation.
>
>There are connections. I experienced the same with my MacMini here 
>last Wednesday. I was compiling OOo, only en-US, de, fr, but at the 
>same time the Mac was encoding a movie to mp4 and Azureus was 
>running. Normally no problem but this time the Mac hit the 100% and 
>fell asleep. I know that a Mac Mini is more sensitive when it comes 
>to temperatures than a G5. 
>
The MacMini should be more sensitive than a G5 'in a box' as it is smaller
and has less space to disipate heat.  However, your builds should not take
it to the shutdown temperature.  I'm guessing that something else did this.

I have not built OpenOffice.org in a long time, but on my PowerBook G4 it
took about a day to build four languages and on my MacBook Pro about 6 hours
to accomplish the same task.  This did not bring either system anywhere near
max temp or CPU.

James

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