Well, I just tried it and so far I love everything except for it taking up 80% - 90% of my CPU usage. I'm running w2k advanced server on a 266Mhz PII with 128M ram.

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Well, I just restarted it and I find I don't love having to input my settings all over again either.
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this program also uses a lot of my cpu..... 100% when downloading or uploading. but thats about like any programs that i run so it doesnt bother me too much.
(by the way i have an amd k6-2@500mhz and 196 meg of ram, so i know that it isnt a "slow" processor)

The only time a file sharing program ate up my comp this much was when BearShare first started hashing files.. even that was solved.

The first time I used it , it also used a lot of my processor (Win2K p3 667), up to 100% most of the time
But after a computer restart it was acceptable (?) around 30 %.
But then , when trying to dl, it gave the message "can't write", and I had to re-enter the download directorys again.
And I saw my IP twice as beeing connected to in the connections screen with port nrs 6346 and 1227 ( not really shure about the port nrs), but I disconnected from myself and it did not happen again.
But overall this client looks verry prommising.
Good job GodX !

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Hmm...

I will talk with godX about this!

Many thanks for the reactions!

Morgwen

I just tried v.1.41b and it's saving my settings now, but it is still unusable as it's completely consuming my CPU.

hi,

I'm running PEERanha on my 266 with win2k prof. but I don't have such problems!
Please test/do something for me:
- turn of BS if you run PEERanha becauz BS constantly check all directorys for new or changed files! So it will eat up >90% for reading the directory again!
- minimze the PEERanha window please! is the cpu consumption lower?? (please email me [email]*****

If you mean PEERanha blocks your system set the priority to low!

I will change a lot during the next beta's!

Thx for your support!

- godXBlue

Well, the email is on it's way.

To make a long story short for anyone following this thread; neither minimizing the window or adjusting the priority level helped.

And it is NEVER a good idea to run two gnutella servents concurrently.

You can but you have to change the port of the second client first!

If both are using the port 6346 you have a problem!

Morgwen

True, but I find it difficult to see much benefit in that. Though I'm sure all the poor students who's admins are blocking 6346 would love me for using a different port.