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[reise]

amuled (2007-05-21) running on a ext3 filesystem. Do you think it could be a filesystem issue?

Is there a possibility to track the issue down with gdb? Any commands I should use?

Me too, but i'm running cvs 2007-07-02.

[reise]

I inserted my gdb output in here, hope it helps.
Is there a way to be sure that my amuled was compiled with debug?

[reise]

No one?
This problem is very anoying...

[wuischke]

It is very hard to solve a problem you can't reproduce and you don't know what it is causing.
Frankly, I have never used a profiler, but this would be my tool of choice for further research.

[reise]

I know how to program but I'm not very familiar with the linux environment. Can you give me hints on what/how can I do to track the place where the amuled is consuming all the processor?

[reise]

I'm using aMule-CVS-20070710.tar.bz2 and it seems that the problem is somewhat fixed.
Amuled still jumps in %CPU between 30 and 80% but it's now possible to use amulecmd to add files and control the daemon.

I don't know what changed in this last days but is now a lot better. Someone with better knowledge of the cvs can do a diff list of this version with the one from aMule-CVS-20070702.tar.bz2?
Or tell me how can I compare all the files and see the diffs?
Thanks

[skolnick]

Or tell me how can I compare all the files and see the diffs?
Thanks

Download both files, uncompress them to separate folders, and use the diff command to view the differences. Use something like this:

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diff -ur <oldCVSfolder> <newCVSfolder>
Regards.

[wuischke]

There were only little changes and probably not related changes: (I hope I didn't forget anything)
- fixed building against external libcrypto
- fixed UPnP library unloading
- fixed Ctrl+A in mulelistctrl
- replaced flex / lex by $(LEX) in Makefile.am files

[reise]

Nothing that should impact, but the true is that now the machine is usable even when downloading big files.

[reise]

Correction: If I put the BCF847313425002ED602CA8E931C15E4 file downloading it still uses 100% cpu. I have another big file in the list confused me.

It's possible to use some debugger or profiler to see if I can find where it is using the processor?