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   From: "Rich Walsh"    
      
   On Fri, 8 Jul 2011 01:57:37 UTC, "Dariusz Piatkowski"  wrote:   
      
   > Well guys, I tried every single option I could think of, such as the   
   following:   
   >    
   > 1) no RWS   
   > 2) no hrdwr speedup   
   > 3) "PSD=OS2APIC.PSD /P=4 /APIC" (normal mode) replaced with "PSD=OS2APIC.PSD    
   > /P=4 /PIC"   
   > 4) Firefox started with 'safemode' (all add-ons and personalization shut-off)   
   > 5) this version (4.0.2b) appears to be better behaved, but once 3-4 windows   
   are    
   > started up (about 2-3 tabs each) the 4 CPU cores start getting maxed out....   
   >    
   > I really am empty handed at this point in time, although I can tell that the    
   > Firefox configuration did not change (other then 4.0-pre to 4.0.1 & 4.0.2)   
   and    
   > that the issue only appeared once multi-core system was activated.   
      
   It seems fairly clear that the problem lies in your system's setup, so I'd   
   strip it to the bare bones.   
      
   First, back out the PMMERGE from FP6 - IIRC, it had problems.   
      
   Next, disable all of your add-ons:  empty your startup folder, rem-out RUN=   
   statements in config.sys, and deregister questionable WPS classes.   
      
   FWIW... a few years ago, all my compiles started failing.  After I disabled   
   everything then started adding stuff back, I discovered the cause was FT2LIB.   
   It certainly wasn't what I expected because compilers, linkers, etc, are all   
   text-mode apps while FT2LIB only loads into PM processes.  Still, it _was_   
   the cause of the problem.  The moral here:  leave no stone unturned.   
      
      
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