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On 24 January 2013 12:59, Russell Brown <russell@...> wrote:
> Quoth Russell Brown.....
>>
>>3.5.13 kdm_greet eats lots of CPU.
>
> As a followup to my own post (bad form I know :-)....
>
> I've made a change to kdm that adds an option 'UseKDMCTL' (like UseSAK)
> in kdmrc that can turn off the monitoring of the kdmctl FIFO (defaults
> to true so it won't change anything).
>
> Turning off this monitoring (and thence the loop where Tim's 500usec
> sleep was inserted to try and reduce the load) drops the CPU usage of
> idle kdm_greet processes from significant to undetectable (as background
> I'm trying to configure a 30+ Xterminal system and having 30 kdm_greets
> trying to eat ~10% CPU each isn't good).
>
> The downside is that with this option set to 'true', kdmctl will
> obviously no longer work; but at least folk have the option and it's
> pretty clear what the choices are.
>
> The files modified are:  config.def, kfrontend/kgapp.cpp and
> kfrontend/kgreeter.cpp
>
> Where and in what format should I send the patches for review?
>
> --
>  Regards,
>      Russell
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