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Peter Skye wrote:
>
> Ray Davison wrote:
> >
> > Since yesterday, the System Activity Monitor, in quiescent
> > mode, is a pulse train; pulses are same width with random
> > period. Real activity is then superimposed on that.
> > Anyone ever seen such behavior.
>
> If you're running a TCP/IP monitor such as IPSpeed, does it show any
> activity?
IPSpeed shows no activity.
>
> Otherwise, start closing things until it settles down -- and then tell
> us what it was.
>
> - Peter
Close until Ctrl-Esc shows only Desktop and Warpcenter, no change.
Ray
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