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jahc
Whats the reason for OWB reapers?
Posted on: 2009/4/16 14:11    #1
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EDIT: deleted a theory from another user about the crashes

I'm wondering if there's big work going on behind the scenes that aren't making it into the change log..


Edited by jahc on 2009/4/16 14:31:39
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xeron
Re: Whats the reason for OWB reapers?
Posted on: 2009/4/16 14:15    #2
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Errm... I don't think intensive memory allocating/freeing is anything to do with it.
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ShInKurO
Re: Whats the reason for OWB reapers?
Posted on: 2009/4/16 16:48    #3
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It's not how many memory allocations/deallocations are done, but if OS4 swap on disk /unswap from disk.. this is the main reason of my freeze... So problem is not OWB related but OS4 related...
This problem is shown on machines with few physical ram like 256mb or less, in fact with 512mb of ram you have less problems...
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xeron
Re: Whats the reason for OWB reapers?
Posted on: 2009/4/16 17:35    #4
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I only have 256Mb of RAM, and OWB is very stable for me. I regularly use it with multiple tabs etc.
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Re: Whats the reason for OWB reapers?
Posted on: 2009/4/16 17:47    #5
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Quote:
I'm wondering if there's big work going on behind the scenes that aren't making it into the change log..
Of course, but they are mentioned in the change log:
3.10: Updated to SVN revision 912.
3.8: Updated to SVN revision 885.

If you want the complete changes in these parts read the OWB and WebKit changelogs:
http://www.sand-labs.org/svn/trunk/ChangeLogOWB
http://www.sand-labs.org/svn/trunk/WebKit/ChangeLog
http://www.sand-labs.org/svn/trunk/WebCore/ChangeLog
http://www.sand-labs.org/svn/trunk/JavaScriptCore/ChangeLog
...
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ShInKurO
Re: Whats the reason for OWB reapers?
Posted on: 2009/4/17 18:16    #6
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What programs are executing into your system while you use OWB?

Here:

-Samba;
-SMBFS;
-RAWBinfo;
-DefIcons;
-AISS;
-AmiDock;
-ContextMenu;
-Eastern;
-SetKeyAndMenu(Arexx script for WB port);
-ClickToFront;
-AutoUpdateWB;
-AsyncWB;
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TSK
Re: Whats the reason for OWB reapers?
Posted on: 2009/4/17 21:42    #7
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It would be nice to know why some people don't have any problems and other people have. What's the difference between our systems.
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ShInKurO
Re: Whats the reason for OWB reapers?
Posted on: 2009/4/17 22:13    #8
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In fact I'd like to understand this :)

I've an A1 G4 800mhz with 256mb of ram...
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Re: Whats the reason for OWB reapers?
Posted on: 2009/4/17 22:39    #9
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?A1 with 256MB Ram here .... never had any GRs with OWB here :)

I got pretty much the same software as mentioned above, just no SAMBA here ;)

Oh btw. still using OS 4.0 ...
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ShInKurO
Re: Whats the reason for OWB reapers?
Posted on: 2009/4/18 7:43    #10
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So no swap memory

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