
All else good so far.
I have seen a bad install cause this shutdown issue.lemmy999 wrote:All sorted now. I partitioned the USB stick with a standalone copy of Gparted and set the boot flag. Then installed xenialpup 7.04 frugally. All good apart from shutdown where I get a constant "xenialpup 7.0.4 is now shutting down" which it doesnt do. Not a showstopper but you always worry about hitting the one finger salute to kill the laptop completely.
Is this at the very first time you shutdown and it asks about making a save?shutdown where I get a constant "xenialpup 7.0.4 is now shutting down" which it doesnt do.
I recall having a problem such as this with the Palemoon Fred installed by default in (I think) DebianDog64 Jessie. I reluctantly replaced Palemoon with Firefox. I've been using Firefox ever since on there, and it has been a while so I'm afraid I can't confirm that result, but certainly there was a Palemoon-related problem, and certainly for a while all seemed fine but later CPU shot up.Keef wrote: After about an hour the swap partition filled up. The CPU then spiked at 100% - but then dropped back down to normal, so did not need to close Palemoon.
[UPDATE No.2] Well after about a further 20 minutes, it spiked again and stayed that way. Had to hit the power button.
I get that too sometimes. Seem to be a known issue:melon688 wrote:(7.0.4) Don't know why I got this fullscreen capture?
7.0.3 has no this problem.
hi keef,Keef wrote:@bigpup
Using the pre-installed version of Palemoon. Not updated anything.
This problem takes quite a while to appear - probably close to 2 hours.
After I closed Palemoon yesterday to reduce the CPU load, swap goes down to 186mb. Restarted Palemoon and all ok to start with, but eventually this starts to grow again.
[EDIT] I've downloaded the latest - 26.4.01.
Left it running on Tahr for a couple of hours, and there was no problem. Now trying it on Xenial.
[UPDATE]
After about an hour the swap partition filled up. The CPU then spiked at 100% - but then dropped back down to normal, so did not need to close Palemoon.
[UPDATE No.2] Well after about a further 20 minutes, it spiked again and stayed that way. Had to hit the power button.
just tick the boot flag box in gpartedlemmy999 wrote:This was looking really good. Wifi working OOTB. I went ahead and did a frugal install to a USB key but my laptop isn't seeing the key. I checked with Gparted and the boot flag does not appear to be set.
i think this is hardware related....screeny doesn't seem to like some setups.melon688 wrote:(7.0.4) Don't know why I got this fullscreen capture?
7.0.3 has no this problem.