It's not ld-linux.so, it's Netscape itself. The 4.xx series of browsers
have memory leaks like no tomorrow and frequently get tied up trying to
accomplish things. The terrible condition of the browser is one of the
reasons for the birth of the Mozilla browser. You need suffer for only a
little while longer...
By the way, upgrade to the latest (4.72), most of the really nasty leaks
appear to be fixed or contained.
John
Art Wagner wrote:
>
> Can anyone tell me why I have seen ld-linux.so.2 using the kind of
> resources indicated below ?
> Process 682 Size=35736 RSS=20M SHARE=7106 STAT=R LIB=13M CPU=98-99%
> MEM=16.1
> At times a second process shows up concurrently using twice as much SIZE
> RSS=51M LIB=44M CPU=89%
>
> "X" is running with Netscape 4.61
> System is a Abit BP6 128Meg Memory 2 500MHz Celerons (not overclocked)
> Kernel is 2.2.15-5 SMP with Andre Hedrick's IDE Patch
> System is based on RH 6.1 BIOS for abit is Award 4.51 PG with Abit code
> "LP"
> I will be glad to provide any further information which may help.
> Art Wagner
>
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