On 2006-11-12 14:23, Sven Jacobs wrote:
As I mentioned, everything was fine for about a week after my last upgrade. The only new or upgraded packages we have in common are:
kernel-default (clearly different versions of SuSe, however) qt3, which no Mozilla product uses mozilla-nss mozilla-nspr
The last two were installed only after the problem arose, so cannot be the cause. That leaves the kernel, but I do not see how it could be responsible for just one package causing a problem.
I've upgraded the kernel just today to check if this solves the problem. So the only packages which are left are mozilla-nss and mozilla-nspr. Would this also explain the "freezes" in Konqueror? Does it use these libraries?
Those two packages actually made things better for me, and they only were installed when I decided to try to compile seamonkey locally (which failed, btw :-( ). Compiling seamonkey requires mozilla-nss-devel, which requires mozilla-nspr-devel, plus both library packages. I only tried to compile seamonkey after I saw that installing it did not help the same problem with mozilla suite. Since you are seeing Konqueror freeze and I am not, I do not think my problem is remotely related to yours. Of course, I could be wrong :-)
Are you sure there is no spike in Firefox's CPU usage?
Yes! Firefox even returns to 0% cpu usage on a "freeze".
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