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100% CPU? Bug or Feature?

Added by bret watson over 2 years ago

Hi - I have a new install, have populated workpackages for a single project (around 80) and I notice the CPU on the machine is sitting around 100% - this is when its doing nothing.. Any idea where to look for the cause? is OP polling something?


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RE: 100% CPU? Bug or Feature? - Added by Wesley Sullivan over 2 years ago

I'm confronting the particular issue. Did You sort out some technique for looking out for this, expecting this is the case will you share the methodology?

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RE: 100% CPU? Bug or Feature? - Added by bret watson over 2 years ago

hmm no it just seemed to "go away" after a while.. try waiting a day and then possibly rebooting..

Goodluck! :)

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