>Weird. Usually, the Squeak process uses a small percentage of the CPU. >Only when it is being accessed does it use more. When swiki is running or idle squeak shows up to 95% CPU process on the linux box with 133MHz and 64MB RAM with 128 MB swap space.
>Are you saying that the swiki was unaccessible when at 0%? Yes. >I imagine that >start-up time could take a while on a 133 Pentium, but once it's started >it should work without hick-ups. Start-up time is about 2-4 minutes. Michael >Weird. Usually, the Squeak process uses a small percentage of the CPU. >Only when it is being accessed does it use more. > >Are you saying that the swiki was unaccessible when at 0%? I imagine that >start-up time could take a while on a 133 Pentium, but once it's started >it should work without hick-ups. > >Peace and Luck! > >Je77 > >On Tue, Mar 12, 2002 at 11:23:55PM +0100, Michael Wilhelms wrote: >> I use swiki / comanche 1.2 in school on a linux box (pentium 133 suse >> 6.4) from january 2001. >> Just start and running. Very easy. Very useful. >> >> Sometimes the priority of the squeak process (display from "top" at >> linux) drop down from 97% to 0. >> No answer from sleeping swiki and no other process > 5%. >> After some time the squeak process jump up to 60% or 90 % and drop down >> again. >> An hour later everthing is OK and swiki is running at high speed. >> >> A squeak or a linux problem? >> >> Michael >>
