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hi everyone3,
this seems a bit weird. my load applet icon is always maxed out white bars, or even red. it goes back and forth... so i did 'top' and that one process up top is almost always about 75-80 percent. http://www.flickr.com/photos/29629961@N03/4775801455/ i noticed this today... help plz :( :) |
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Kill hildon-input-method or reboot. Does it start behaving?
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err.. Linux noob here. how exactly did u pull up the info on Terminal?
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I did also notice this the last couple of weeks (after upgrade to PR 1.2). I first thought it's been because my son recorded a video which brought up a status message like "Memory full". But even after deleting all videos and pictures load maxes out a lot.
I did get some improvement though by using the power saving hack (vdd_1, vdd_2) |
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I've rebooted a few times and it doesnt change anything. In fact its still doing it now. :( I dont have any windows open or anything going on (to the best of my knowledge) and its sitting at 90-100% ;( |
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In Xterm (the terminal) type in kill (or killall) hildon-input-method.
I recommend installing HTOP (from the extras repo). After using that app it will show you all running processes and you can kill from there. |
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I typed 'kill hildon-input-method' and hit enter. I got this back: "sh: bad pid 'hildon-input-method' |
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Beware that some processes don't die easily and if the kill command doesn't work (the process still shows as running in your "top" display), then try using the "-9" argument, which tells the system to kill with extreme prejudice. Like so: kill -9 <PID number> Alternately, you can use the pkill (process kill) command to kill processes by their name, such as: pkill hildon-input-method Note that none of this tells us WHY your hildon-input-method has run amok... |
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damnit! its back again less than a minute later... what the heck... kill -9 killed it again and back less than a minute late once more...
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However, if it's coming back and still at like 90% of your CPU, then there is something fundamentally wrong with your input-method daemon. A re-flash would probably be the easiest way to fix this for good in that case, so make a backup, flash, and then restore backup. |
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does anyone else have any ideas or input?
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https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8657 Hope this helps. Take care. |
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Just a heads up, I flashed my whatever, and my emmc, and I still have this problem... What the heck, does that mean that it HAS to be from an app ive installed?
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https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8657
The fix provided in this bug page, what exactly does it do? Are there unforseen consequences in my future usage if im 'changing' or 'moving' directories? <- Thats just what im asuming is happening in the fix... Wouldnt it be better to address what is disturing the hildon-input-method, for example hunting down what app triggers it? |
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