Thread: HOWTO stop the tracker from rebuilding db after the N900 reboot
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x-dongzi is offline x-dongzi
2013-05-31 , 06:12
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#4
Originally Posted by sLumPia View Post
You can kill tracker with this command:
Code:
$ tracker-processes -r
I tried this command. And it do not do what I want to do.
This command stop the tracker and remove the tracker db and rebuild them.
I just do not want it take too mach CPU in the N900 booting time.
It would take 10~20 minutes after N900 boot, and cause 100% CPU usage, and I could not use the phone, because the CPU is 100% used.
 

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