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Old 19.06.2009, 02:48
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Default Newest version Eats up 100% CPU all the time

I do not know why... I have used jDownloader for years and told amny mnay people to use since it always was the best... Now I do not know with this new version being so (mind of its own) unpredictable.... now I got the latest update to make it up-to-date and now I used to down load @ 2.5mb and Now 1.2mb.. THE BEGGEST PROBLEM NOW IS I GET A 100% CPU useage when I used to only use about 10%-20% before.... is there a patch for this problem

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or please tell me and show me how I can go back to useing the older versions like 4.9 where everything wsa great and no worries
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Old 19.06.2009, 03:39
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pls always say how many chunks/downloads
and where the high cpu usage occurs (always, downloadlist, trayicon)
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Old 20.06.2009, 01:40
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Same problem here on a Linux system.

Downloading 1 pacakage (23 parts) (non-premium) from megaupload. 2-3 seconds after the downloading starts, the CPU usage reaches 100%.

$ java -version
java version "1.6.0_13"
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_13-b03)
Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 11.3-b02, mixed mode, sharing)
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Old 21.06.2009, 00:35
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for me it dose not use 100% CPU but i have noticed that javaw.exe uses 7-8% of my quad core, and then 70K memory, which seems high and i have all graphic settings on low.
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Old 21.06.2009, 08:34
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New version of JDownloader has coding problems.
Particularly with older hardware it tends to be a resource hog & there is a conflict when other java based apps are running at the same time.

Very buggy and unstable, some much better choices around
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Old 21.06.2009, 11:06
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New version of JDownloader has coding problems.
Please, if you're an expert, indicate them in the source code. I'm sure the devs will appreciate your contribution.

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Particularly with older hardware it tends to be a resource hog
The devs are working on this. If you minimise your jD window, it consumes a lot less CPU cycles.

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& there is a conflict when other java based apps are running at the same time.
Can you please give the names of those java apps?

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Very buggy and unstable, some much better choices around
I'm curious whether there are programs in the same league. Please give the names.

Thanks in advance.
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Old 21.06.2009, 18:12
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HI all,

I got a similar problem. By CPU usage was going through the roof with my Ubuntu 9.04. After taking a closer look i realized there wasn't a problem with Jdownloader, but a System problem. I got to much IO/WAIT time. :(
Ubuntu was having problems communicating with the hard drive.
To test for this, simply try to copy a file that is larger then 1GB , and check under "top" or whatever how you're CPU is doing.

By the way, now the problem is gone. Not sure why, probably because of some update
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Old 27.06.2009, 18:40
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It definitely has something todo with the download itself.
When e.g. waiting for the reconnect, CPU load drops to 5-10%.
Immediately after the transfer begins, load rises up to 100% and above (2 cores).
Perhaps some GUI refreshes in the download code or similar?
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Old 27.06.2009, 21:22
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Same problem here, CPU load is at 100% while, and only while downloading.
Minimizing the JD window to tray icon has no effect.
I dont know if this helps, but when i look at javaw.exe in Process Explorer, i get this thread, which causes the CPU load: msvcr71.dll!endthreadex+0x31
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Old 28.06.2009, 15:35
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we could find a possible source for the cpu problem, but we are still investigating the issue
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Old 30.06.2009, 22:16
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the soft is now unusuable on eeepc, just freezes the system all the time.

waste of time, rubbish,

time to find an alternate
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Old 01.07.2009, 00:34
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Calm down, they are working on it...
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Old 01.07.2009, 01:32
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just found and fixed a bug that causes 100% cpu usage....also working on another one...
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Old 01.07.2009, 09:19
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Default new version

ahh, nice to hear that jiaz.
think most people here waiting eagerly for a new version to appear, especially after the likeup with the nightly build and the infinite painting gui startup bug...
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Old 01.07.2009, 11:20
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When will the fix be available?
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Old 02.07.2009, 14:34
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When it's ready. We won't keep it just for us.
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Old 03.07.2009, 11:08
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When it's ready. We won't keep it just for us.
lol
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Old 04.07.2009, 00:42
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Default oprofile of jdownloader

The issue seems to be related with the high amount of times the java program reads from a high performance timer.

I've not seen the code, but may it be that the user interface is refreshed after a fixed amount of bytes are downloaded? The problem seems to be related to the download speed.

CPU: Core Solo / Duo, speed 1000 MHz (estimated)
Counted CPU_CLK_UNHALTED events (Unhalted clock cycles) with a unit mask of 0x00 (Unhalted core cycles) count 100000
vma samples % image name app name symbol name
c011fe80 67945 57.4549 vmlinux-2.6.28-13-generic vmlinux-2.6.28-13-generic read_hpet <- here
c011fe80 153 0.2252
c011fe88 21 0.0309
c011fe8f 67771 99.7439
00000000 16924 14.3111 anon (tgid:20717 range:0xb41e3000-0xb4683000) java (no symbols)
00009440 1 0.0059
000094b1 1 0.0059
000094ca 1 0.0059
00009c6a 1 0.0059
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Old 12.07.2009, 17:50
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Any news on this issue?
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Old 18.07.2009, 12:12
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Found another thing... when setting the download speed to 10kb/s (pause), the load drops to 10-11% on the java process. So it has definitely something to do with the download-dowhatever-code.
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