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2010-07-09
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Kill hildon-input-method or reboot. Does it start behaving?
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2010-07-09
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err.. Linux noob here. how exactly did u pull up the info on Terminal?
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2010-07-09
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Originally Posted by rnb89
err.. Linux noob here. how exactly did u pull up the info on Terminal?
Originally Posted by SAABoy
write the bolded text to terminal and press enter
... so i did 'top' and that one process up top is almost always about 75-80 percent....
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2010-07-09
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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)
I did get some improvement though by using the power saving hack (vdd_1, vdd_2)
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2010-07-09
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Originally Posted by codeMonkey
How do I kill a process?
Kill hildon-input-method or reboot. Does it start behaving?
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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2010-07-09
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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.
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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2010-07-09
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Originally Posted by Laughing Man
Thank you.
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.
I typed 'kill hildon-input-method' and hit enter.
I got this back: "sh: bad pid 'hildon-input-method'
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2010-07-09
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Originally Posted by SAABoy
The kill command expects you to specific processes for termination by Process ID Number (PID). This is the left most column of the top command output. In your posted screenshot, that would be 1211.
Thank you.
I typed 'kill hildon-input-method' and hit enter.
I got this back: "sh: bad pid 'hildon-input-method'
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...
Last edited by cddiede; 2010-07-09 at 19:00.
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2010-07-09
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Originally Posted by cddiede
WOOOOHOOOOOOOO!!! pkill hildon-input-method didnt do anything. kill (PID number) didnt do anything. kill -9 (PID number) worked! xterm crashed and a yellow message said 'internal error, xterm app closing' you know... and now its all better
The kill command expects you to specific processes for termination by Process ID Number (PID). This is the left most column of the top command output. In your posted screenshot, that would be 1211.
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...
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