Bugzilla – Bug 300289
Main-menu uses 100% when unsuspending
Last modified: 2007-09-18 17:52:16 UTC
This seems to be the same as bug #191903, but for 10.3. Main-menu uses 100% CPU when unsuspending. I think NetworkManager is sending it thousands of notifications while it reconnects (it shouldn't!), and then main-menu wants to regenerate its icons or something.
Any evidence of such notifications? What network hardware/driver do you have?
Just a Thinkpad T42p with the Intel ProWireless stuff. If you get a stack trace of the code while it is spinning, you'll see that the only way that code can execute is through a NM notification. Actually, the NetworkManager daemon shares the CPU load with main-menu: about 30% NM, and about 70% main-menu (though of course it varies).
*** Bug 309478 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
This can make the system quite unusable for the portion of users not skilled enough to kill mainmenu manually in large portion of suspend/resume cases. I think this should be marked critical.
*** Bug 252043 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 307862 ***