Re: Some small bugs in b22 and b20

Kyle> It is probably happening, but slowly. If your machine is paging Kyle> heavily, as you indicate below, even if VM gives up control it Kyle> can be a while before your computer starts listening to you Kyle> again. Disk interrupts have priority over socket or terminal Kyle> waits. Also XEmacs might be stuck in page wait. Raymond> I finally got some long awaited memory for this machine so it doesn't Raymond> really swap anymore, and I think flushing did stop when I typed. It happened again. I'm sure there was no swapping (no disk noise) and no other activitiy. Typing *did not* cause VM's flushing to stop. Or if it did, it took more than 3-4 seconds to return control. I don't mind this delay (similar to GC delays), but it would be nice if VM could change the cursor to something to indicate that it's busy. Thanks, Ray