[SOLVED] High cpu usage by firefox After power failure
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Hey guys,
I successfully able to solve the problem , I don't exactly know what solves the problem , but i changed some values [browser.sessionhistory.max_total_viewers(1),service.sync.syncinterval(600000),network.http.pipelinin g(true),network.http.pipelining.maxoptimistic-request(8) some others] at about:config,
I also disable flash hardware acceleration and firefox hardware acceleration.
This seem to fix the problem for now.
If you had to disable hardware acceleration, I wonder if it screwed something up with your video card drivers... then, since both Chrome and Firefox use hardware acceleration, it might've all been offloaded to the CPU, which as we know, is incredibly slow compared to the GPU for acceleration.
If you had to disable hardware acceleration, I wonder if it screwed something up with your video card drivers... then, since both Chrome and Firefox use hardware acceleration, it might've all been offloaded to the CPU, which as we know, is incredibly slow compared to the GPU for acceleration.
There I agree with you, and looks like the thread title was in fact a false flag.
In fact, looking at OP's last top, I'm amazed to not see (on his last top) some kernel daemons like kdevtmpfs, kswapd0, writeback, etc...
Also, looks like he's a fan of very lightweight things, using the WindowMaker as desktop.
Then, my bet is that he heavy "customized" his operating system and kernel, not even using (U)DEV and making a shiny "little" kernel, which does not contains the required DRM drivers.
Long story short, it is clear that his 3D acceleration does not work at all, probably from "power failure" reasons...
Last edited by Darth Vader; 10-15-2016 at 12:45 AM.
No sir, The problem was with firefox and chrome , all other applications with 3d acceleration work fine including kde cube effects, and 3d games(counter strike,urban terror, sauerbraten).
@Darth Vader
I use standard slackware14.2 with out any customization , I use fluxbox because i dont want kde eating my system resources while I play games or do some other stupid thing
kdevtmpfs, kswapd0, writeback uses very less cpu/ram so they dont show up on top of top output
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