On Wed, 17 Jun 2009 18:53:30 -0400 (EDT)
"Pamela J. Ashworth (webmail)" <pashworth@mindspring.com> wrote:
> it's been so long since I've played Linux, that, when my password was
> not working, I had to call my brother to ask how to change the
> password. (couldn't remember the command) so, use little words...
>
> and yes, he did promise to look at it to see if it's been "cracked"
> as soon as he is near a computer again.
>
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I'm not quite understanding the problem. Is it that something is using
up your cpu but you don't know what? If so, you can run !h in a console
to find out what is currently taking up cpu cycles. Maybe that will help
find a culprit.
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