My cpu is sucked by one process..

[effbiai]

971 root 17 0 64 4 0 R 90.4 0.0 879:12.52 /bin/joyd /etc/joydrc.xbox

what the hell is that ? it uses 90.4% of my cpu :/

[effbiai]

When i readed the config.. i figured out this was the joystic.. and cuz i'm using ssh.. i don't need this joystic to run atm.. so i gonna kill it i wanna use my cpu on some compiling instead

[ShALLaX]

Yeah, joyd is a source of annoyance because its not really designed for analogue joypads. Often, the deadzone for the joypad isnt high enough, so it will constantly use resources whilst the joypad is held in any particular direction. I'll make it optional in future releases.

[effbiai]

well.. when i killed i, i couldn't use the joypad.. but i don't care.. keyboard and mouse is so mutch easier :> and i got a lot of more cpu to use on other stuff

[Chiron]

well.. when i killed i, i couldn't use the joypad.. but i don't care.. keyboard and mouse is so mutch easier :> and i got a lot of more cpu to use on other stuff

Hi, there!
I wonder how you killed that task?
I think I'm able to use xterm, running 'ps -A|more', and find the process and kill it from there, but is it possible to remove it from the sdtartup-script somehow?
And,lastly, is there any way i can start the graphical taskmanager from the XFCE-menu, with root-privilegies, so that i get full control over the tasks?

Best regards from Bergen, Norway!..

[Chiron]

well.. when i killed i, i couldn't use the joypad.. but i don't care.. keyboard and mouse is so mutch easier :> and i got a lot of more cpu to use on other stuff

Hi, there!
I wonder how you killed that task?
I think I'm able to use xterm, running 'ps -A|more', and find the process and kill it from there, but is it possible to remove it from the sdtartup-script somehow?
And,lastly, is there any way i can start the graphical taskmanager from the XFCE-menu, with root-privilegies, so that i get full control over the tasks?

Best regards from Bergen, Norway!..