| 2009-08-31 08:33:46 |
AmadeuS |
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Binary package hint: pulseaudio
After updating to Karmic alpha 4 I cam across a starange phenomenon, Pulseaudio just keeps taking more and more memory, by the second... I frequently reach the point where I have to manually kill it (and then it starts over again).
This starts right after the system boots. The memory Pulseaudio take keeps climbing at a rate of 0.2mb a second. No player is in use (music, video, flash ...)
As this is the first time I am reporting a bug concerning audio I have no idea what files to attach, so I am clipping a screenshot of gnome-system-monitor and will be attaching another one in a little while so you can see the memory buildup. |
Binary package hint: pulseaudio
After updating to Karmic alpha 4 I cam across a starange phenomenon, Pulseaudio just keeps taking more and more memory, by the second... I frequently reach the point where I have to manually kill it (and then it starts over again).
This starts right after the system boots. The memory Pulseaudio takes keeps climbing at a rate of 0.2mb a second. No player is in use (music, video, flash ...)
As this is the first time I am reporting a bug concerning audio I have no idea what files to attach, so I am clipping a screenshot of gnome-system-monitor and will be attaching another one in a little while so you can see the memory buildup. |
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