Indeed, the indexing process goes right, the only issue is it uses 100% CPU! (sometimes it only uses half, though) Looks like it doesn't care of it. I think you may experience the same running manually /etc/cron.daily /beagle-crawl-system
We can hope this occurs only once, an that other indexings will be quicker. I see two solutions: - adding a way to tell the user that the system is indexing data, eg via a notification icon (or a dialog), maybe allowing to pause it - providing a ready-made index corresponding to standard Feisty root, which would save much work on every computer since they're almost all identical - beagle would only have to adjust (I don't know if it's possible) In two cases, it would be good to limit CPU usage, because for now it's really annoying. PS: could you remove the two useless attachments, since many files from my home are listed in ? thanks -- beagle-build-index hangs and must be killed https://launchpad.net/bugs/89487 -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
