Jason, my experience mirrors Mark's, though actually I do have a large
number (>100) of Yahoo contacts.
I filed this as #940228, and included a sample.
Robert
On 21 Apr 2004, at 10:00 PM, Jason Townsend - [email protected] wrote:
> On Apr 21, 2004, at 2:59 PM, Mark Williams wrote:
>> I've been using fire for quite a while and was excited to see 1.0
>> come out today. I installed it and launched it and it immideately
>> sucked up most of my user cpu time (vs. system cpu time). Playing
>> around with it, it appears that if I connect to my yahoo account, it
>> successfully connects, but the CPU usage goes way up. I have accounts
>> on all the others (except Jabber) and I can successfully connect to
>> all of them but yahoo without the situation arising. I do not see the
>> same issue using .32j - I can connect successfully to all of the
>> accounts without a corresponding spike to my cpu usage. Oh, I guess I
>> should say that this is a sustained load, not just a temporary spike.
>> My poor little 12"'s fan starts flying almost immediately thinking
>> everything is heating up.
>>
>> I only have around 10 buddies on YIM, only 2 or 3 of which are online
>> at any one time. Also, this doesn't require me to actually have any
>> conversations going with any of them.
>>
>> Any suggestions on what I can try to fix this problem? I've dropped
>> back to .32j for the moment.
>
> Could you get a sample of Fire while it is using a lot of CPU? Also,
> are there any messages in the Fire console or Console.app that seem
> relevant?
>
> If you could send these along to me or file a bug on SF that would be
> helpful in tracking this down.
>
> Also what OS version are you using?
>
> -Jason
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