[SOLVED] Akonadi fills CPU after installing LM KDE 14 64bit

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[SOLVED] Akonadi fills CPU after installing LM KDE 14 64bit

Post by Zalbor »

It's basically in the title.

I've been using the 32bit edition for a while now, and decided to give the 64bit edition a try. It was fine when using the live DVD session, but when I log into the installed system, the CPU usage just flies up to 100% on all cores and the system freezes within moments.

I'm using an Asus M55S, the CPU is an Intel Core i7-2670 QM at 2.2 GHz.

Like I said, the live session worked perfectly and windows works on 64bit so my CPU definitely supports it. Any ideas?
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Zalbor

Re: CPU at 100% after installing LM KDE 14 64bit

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I managed to open a terminal and run top. The processes causing the problem seem to be Akonadi.
Zalbor

Re: Akonadi fills CPU after installing LM KDE 14 64bit

Post by Zalbor »

Using this new info, I found this bug report: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=265896

Removing ~/.config/akonadi fixed the problem.
Praetorian

Re: [SOLVED] Akonadi fills CPU after installing LM KDE 14 64

Post by Praetorian »

Can you please detail how to remove this "Akonadi" file? Thanks.
Zalbor

Re: [SOLVED] Akonadi fills CPU after installing LM KDE 14 64

Post by Zalbor »

The easiest way to do it is via terminal. If you can open one (program's name on KDE: Konsole) then typing

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rm -r ~/.config/akonadi
should do the trick.

The way via file manager would be to open one, go to your home folder, make sure hidden files are visible (there should be a checkbox in the wrench or cog (I forget which) menu), go in the .config directory and delete the one named akonadi.
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