> Jason Urchasko wrote: > > > I've recently installed openDX 4.1.1 for windows on my PC, OS is > Windows 2000, X server is Exceed XDK 7.0. My PC is running an 800MHz > processor and 392MB RAM...it is very frustrating to see all of these > resources used up by the dxexec while my machine is sitting idle. > I am able to run openDX and create images, but the dxexec is hogging > the resources on my system. This actually doesn't happen until I > execute the VP, but then the dxexec constantly uses 99% of the CPU and > chews up tons of memory that it doesn't return...all while appearing > to sit idle. Even when i close the image window, CPU and memory usage > are still at or near 100%. The only way to regain my CPU is by > resetting server or disconnecting from the server, but this doesn't > free any memory. dxexec is still running at this point, but not using > any CPU time. It seems that there is a memory leak in the dxexec, but > that's just a guess. > > any help would be greatly appriciated. > > thanks, jason
I have no solution to your problem, but the subject title is wrong. This being relative to the task that we try to perform. It seems that I have one tenth of your computer resource at home. AMD 66MHz, memory 40MBytes, virtual memory is may be 1GBytes. The Operating system is Linux. And I do not have the describe problem. May be an alternative solution is to be able to have dual boot your computer or buy a cheap low end computer which can handle this task.
