Probably started about a week ago. (maybe longer) Symptom was very slow
response times.
Using system monitor I got 2 results.
Initially JAVA was reporting ~75% cpu with the state suggesting it was
waiting some action ( idle ?)
Later Firefox was reporting very high CPU
Closing open windows showed asx.com.au was problem.
I have typed "firefox -ProfileManager" in a terminal window and it
starts OK.
What do I do next? Edit >preferences>applications and disable a few
things ?
Likely this is a problem with the website; Any thoughts welcome
Rgds Bill C
Micah Gersten wrote:
> Thank you for reporting this to Ubuntu. I could not reproduce this.
> Please try the following:
>
> Sometimes Firefox profiles can become corrupt and/or extensions can
> conflict. Could you please try this with a new profile and see if the
> problem still exists? You do not need to delete your old profile to
> test. If this helps, you might want to try to disable all your
> extensions and re-enable them one by one until you find the problematic
> one.
>
> You can start the profile manager with the following command:
> firefox -ProfileManager
>
> ** Changed in: firefox-3.0 (Ubuntu)
> Status: New => Incomplete
>
>
Hi Micah
This last hour the problem has not been occuring.
Probably started about a week ago. (maybe longer) Symptom was very slow
response times.
Using system monitor I got 2 results.
Initially JAVA was reporting ~75% cpu with the state suggesting it was
waiting some action ( idle ?)
Later Firefox was reporting very high CPU
Closing open windows showed asx.com.au was problem.
I have typed "firefox -ProfileManager" in a terminal window and it
starts OK.
What do I do next? Edit >preferences> applications and disable a few
things ?
Likely this is a problem with the website; Any thoughts welcome
Rgds Bill C
Micah Gersten wrote:
> Thank you for reporting this to Ubuntu. I could not reproduce this.
> Please try the following:
>
> Sometimes Firefox profiles can become corrupt and/or extensions can
> conflict. Could you please try this with a new profile and see if the
> problem still exists? You do not need to delete your old profile to
> test. If this helps, you might want to try to disable all your
> extensions and re-enable them one by one until you find the problematic
> one.
>
> You can start the profile manager with the following command:
> firefox -ProfileManager
>
> ** Changed in: firefox-3.0 (Ubuntu)
> Status: New => Incomplete
>
>