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I had a weird issue using the 2006 Mandriva and superkaramba: after aprox 20 minutes if I left the PC idle supercaramba started to use my CPU at 100% in fact it wasn't supercaramba because top said that the X is doing this... but if I stoped using superkaramba everything went back to normal... now I thoght that with the 2007 I won't have this problem... but the same problem persists again... Now I can live without supercaramba... just asking if someone else also had this kind of problems...?
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I had the same problem, but after about 15 min. Superkaramba went back to normal. (edit) The disk space also did the same thing. my /home went up to 100% then went back to normal after some time.
Last edited by ricemark20; 10-21-2006 at 06:10 AM.
I had the same problem, but after about 15 min. Superkaramba went back to normal. (edit) The disk space also did the same thing. my /home went up to 100% then went back to normal after some time.
I guess I'm gonna give it a try...
Thx for reply...
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Now I can live without supercaramba... just asking if someone else also had this kind of problems...?
