Pd crashes
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x7 at jodl.org
Thu Mar 23 17:29:31 CET 2000
|Yes I have modified some lines in the crontab scripts to avoid CPU
|hungry behaviours. I didn't dare to kill "crond" but will consider this
|if the situation ask for (live act).
|But right know I have to stop my work in progress and find a better
|solution.
shutting down crond shouldnt be a serious problem, as i dint suppose you re
taking your production servers out to perform in the fields? ;)
all it does in simple cases is cleaning tmp dirs, removing core files, *~ files
and runnnign updatedb oince in a while.
or did i forget some critical taks?
|The both PD threads I run respectivly on my 2 machines need a lot of CPU
|and it seems that even a too long disk activity can be a threat for
|their stability.
|
|I was using netscape when Pure Data freezed again few minutes ago.
|
|I am the only one who have theses kind of problems ? Is it linux
|specific ?
i m using pd constantly with all sorts of apps open () or
other orcesses running and i dare say its never crashed because of system
overload. that just shouldnt happen. ?
|I am wondering if the soundcards i use are not a factor. I use a SB 128
|PCI (ens1370) with ALSA in OSS emulation and a fidji.
got the same card thou running with kernel drivers, !alsa ..
|Theses machines have dual cpu main boards but have only one CPU each for
|the moment.
|May be adding the second one will let PD being less interrupted by other
|tasks or devices. I read that in dual cpus machines on linux, one of the
|cpu is dealing with the IRQ. It's just an idea.
that sounds more like a place to investigate?
have you looked into bios options for single cpu mode or tried
a kernel upgrade? we ve had sysfreezes on a dual cpu machine with suse 6.2 or
so., that was from 2.2.10 => 2.2.13 ..
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