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#12
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Originally Posted by rm42
No no - after each restart about five minutes it takes CPU to backdown to normal condition
10 or 15 % after trackerd has stopped is not normal. It should go down to 1 or 2%. What process has the highest utilization after trackerd has stopped?
It is natural that after every restart this operation be repeated ?
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#13
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Originally Posted by maemo55
Yes, trackerd does that after every restart. That is why it is not normally recommended to do a restart. Rarely do you really need to do a restart. If you want to kill a process just learn to use the "kill" command.
No no - after each restart about five minutes it takes CPU to backdown to normal condition
It is natural that after every restart this operation be repeated ?
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#14
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You can edit ~/.config/tracker/tracker.cfg and set BatteryIndex and BatteryIndexInitial to "true". This will disable indexing while running on battery.
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