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English => aMule Help => Topic started by: pnb666 on January 22, 2004, 05:12:26 PM
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why ??
since have tooken the highier than xmule 1.4.3 the download is too low !!
and *mule take too cpu resource
else amule it's good ?(
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if u tell us your settings we could help u more
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i have a debian woody
so the install is make by the .deb
so you howto don't help me
why is to slow !!
ps : i saw your how to
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i have a routeur configured correctly
and amule run a 1GHz amd with 256mo DDR
and 120go hard disk
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Did you compile the wxGTK yourself?
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I'm finding the same. On a P3-1Ghz (Mandrake 9.2), everything compiled (yes, WxGTK too). On my system it uses a minimum 20% CPU usage although I have got it doing a fair bit of work. It needs a way to tune down its updating of transfer views etc...
Don't get me wrong here, aMule is a kick ass program, does the job really well, just uses _way_ more CPU than the last aMule I had (1.1.2). Oh yeh, that Gnome status thing rarely works too but thats just superficial.
Michael
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Strange. Should get LESS CPU.
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it's the .deb which compiled the wxGTK ?!?
and amule take 90% of resource of my cpu, it isn't normal ??
on 1GHz ??
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Of course not! I have 1.3Ghz and it takes no more than 15%, usually 12%.
You should reconsider compiling wxGTK and amule yourself.
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uninstall the debian wxGTK pkg, uninstall aMule, look at my aMule compilation howto and do all the steps there
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Hi,
I'm using the pre-compiled .deb also (on a SID woody) and on my system amule usually get from 10% till 18% of my cpu (I looked with top for several minutes).
I usually compile the new versions when the deb package isn't still available with almost the same results.
oh.. I have a p800 with 384Mb of RAM and I run amule via tighvncserver...
bye,
Arf
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i will try it
thank you
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you have a sid or woody ??
what's pkg have you compiled ??
thank
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i can't compile because i have a dependencie's problem on zlib (or gzlib i don't remeber )
when i compile wxGTK same in howto ! ?
ps i've a debian stable (woody bf2.4)
thanks ...
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Hello,
See my post: http://www.amule.org/amule/thread.php?threadid=533
Hope it will help u
thepolish