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I'm running SuSE 10.0 with all of the resent updates and security fixes from "SuSE watcher".
My machine has some processes running that use up to 100% system utillization. They are "kio_file" and "kio_thumbnail" in the "/tmp" directory. I can hear the harddrive for short bursts every few seconds, several of the many kio_file and kio_thumbnail processes use from 20% up to 100% system utillization.
Does anyone know what these are and how to stop them? They reappear as soon as I kill them in the process table.
Distribution: Fedora x86 and x86_64, Debian PPC and ARM, Android
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You can kill them with:
killall kio_file
killall kio_thumbnail
or, if they refuse to die:
killall -9 kio_file
killall -9 kio_thumbnail
The first thing you want to do is make sure you have all maintenance applied. If it re-occurs after that, I suggest you file a bug report with your distribution.
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