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My IPS finally closed my link this afternoon and lock up followed. I
have succeeded in getting control, saved the connection page, the env.
page and copied the freenet.log to the point it was forzen at. After
some coaxing I got SETI to revert to its minimal state (did not do so
without several tries). But clearly freenet was still using all the
resource it could claim. Finally got relinked to my ISP and even then
behavior was that freenet was trying to use 100% of CPU with brief
drops. Following receipt on new messages using Thunderbird, freenet
appears to have dropped out of sight. (the rabbit is gone, but javaw is
grinding away at close to 100% CPU usage. Here is the "recent log" content.
Do you want any of the other material. It is obvious that a cold restart is need for anything useful to happen. I'll let javaw run for another hour or so to see what happens. While then copy entire freenet.log to save in case it is of any use. 6:31 pm local time. Toad wrote: On Sat, Jul 03, 2004 at 03:04:32PM -0400, Nicholas Sturm wrote:The second day that it occurred, I was quite unable to evaluate the system as I had to kill javaw and freenet to get loose from the state. Ctr-Alt-Del finally interrupted, but that only got me to the Windows Security window where I could shutdown processes or the system (Freeenet does not show on the Applications list). |
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