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2010-04-15
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Use 'top' from the commandline to find what hangs. Then do 'kill PID' (the PID of a proces it the number on the leftmost column of the top display), or killall processname if you know what's hanging and want to skip the top step.
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2010-04-15
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@ Europe
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Alternatively use htop. It has a curses gui and can be started from the menu.
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2010-04-15
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@ Portugal
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What keys to press on the keybord and it order to Kill (so do that F9) :S
I tried it a lot but sometimes dont work !? :S
I tried it a lot but sometimes dont work !? :S
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2010-04-16
, 08:23
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@ Germany
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dont know about the KEyboard shortcuts, but if you want to kill something that wont accept a kill command use
(doublekill)
Dont know if it works on the N900 or if it can harm you device, maybe.
Code:
sudo kill -s KILL [PID]
Dont know if it works on the N900 or if it can harm you device, maybe.
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2010-04-16
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@ Campinas, SP, Brazil
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Windows Mobile works very differently from the N900. It's designed so that you need not really close and app, this is managed from the OS itself as RAM becomes shorter. I personally find this design stupid, but then it's why programs like this "CleanRam" exist.
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2010-04-16
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@ Sweden
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I think the easiest is to use Top and the "pkill <program>". You could try to start by wiriting "top" in the terminal. Open a ny terminal then "pkill top" to close top..
http://www.htcaddicts.com/?id=110
or is there any code that I could find what's using the cpu and kill the process??
I saw from conky that, while my phone was idle, it was on 900mhz 100% constantly, it was yesterday and I did not note down the process name.. It was Ok after a restart, but sometimes I wish I could just kill the big processes, like Ctrl+alt+del in windows, and shoot'em up