Hmmm Mono process is using 1.8 gig of RAM!

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I am using ubuntu dapper beta and since the kernal update i seem to be getting problems with intense disk activity - usually triggeres by starting an app (often a sound app by double clicking on an mp3)

i loaded the restricted module-k7 kernal - which fixed my x server - not sure if it made this problem worse - don't think it did but thought i ought to mention it

looking at system monitor there is a process called mono running 1.8gig of ram - system stabilises a bit after it loads into memory) - the 'arguments' heading reads something like "beagled-helper --debug /usr/lib/beagle/indexHelper.exe"

is it odd that it refers to an .exe file?

my system is using 100% cpu and all the swap.

Any suggestions for sorting this out?

Many thanks

Diss
 
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Well, mono is the open source implementation of .net, and doing a bit of poking around on t'internet it appears to be a sort of "Spotlight-a-like" for ubuntu

http://packages.ubuntulinux.org/breezy/gnome/beagle

http://beaglewiki.org/Main_Page

http://beaglewiki.org/Beagle_Newsletter_Issue_3

The chances are that all this usage is as a result of it doing its indexing. I'd recommend leaving it be for a few minutes or killing the process. If it continues to be an annoyance you should be able to disable the beagled service/daemon
 
thanks
i found the bug repoting forum and it is indeed a confirmed bug

makes a change for this to be something i haven't messed up :)

Diss
 
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