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Subject: "script" process using a lot of processor power during portupgrade
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Greetings,

I've been encountering a problem on several FreeBSD 6.1 boxes lateley 
with portupgrade. A screen process, used for logging etc uses close to 
all cpu power 40%+, often around 80%. This of course makes things take 
ages(been portupgrading KDE for 5 days now on my Athlon XP 2400+ with 
1GB of memory) and it also seem to make dialog windows that apperat to 
loose fokus, I just get a regular marker and trying to move it around 
just gets me funny characters on the screen and all I can do is press 
ctrl+c which also makes the terminal window to lose its proper width and 
hight.

Has anyone else encountered this? is there a solution?

regards,
Andy