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fletch wrote:
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> That is right - 100%!
>
> fletch
>
> A.J. Carisse wrote:
>
> > I ran the "system monitor," and found that whenever the Omega
> > (real-time) Server is on, my processor usage (Pentium II) goes up to
> > 100%, and stays there. This is true even if I'm just running the server
> > and no other programs. When the server isn't on, these levels are
> > fine. Is this normal? Do others get this reading? If not, could this
> > be interfering with my system? (To check this, go to
> > <start/programs/accessories/system tools/system monitor>, and make sure
> > <Kernel: processor usage> monitoring is enabled.)
> >
> > Thanks,
> > A.J.
This was discussed on the omega-list many months ago. It is
clearly an Omega bug, and, as I recall, Omega has even admitted
it is a bug introduced in fairly recent versions of the server,
but I forget at which version it was introduced.
If you are running NT and essentially no other 16 bit apps, you can
reduce the effect on your overall system by using the Task Manager
to reduce the priority of the NTVDM system to "low". It makes
a great difference in the performance of other applications running
at the same time without any noticeable changes in the performance
of the server or TS itself, at least not that I can perceive.
Rod
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