Hi
Stephane wroteHi,
Basically you did nothing as the /proc entries are dynamically added as the system runs.
Rebooting the system was more helpfull.
Ah... ok. As I said, new to all this. But you only learn by trying stuff out and asking dumb questions don't you? Thanks for clearing that up. The problem was surviving reboots though, hence my concern...
Hi andfor,
so you have no display connected right?
If so, it would be best to turn off the "Local browser" option on the settings page.
This option is enabled by default for easy setup and for all with a 7" TFT touch display as described in the first post.
Frank
No display connected. Yes, I had tried turning this off, vaguely thinking that midori was something to do with browser something...something... I only hit 'Apply Settings' thinking this would be enough, but it obviously required a reboot. Seems that this was the real reason behind my 'solution'.
I turned Local Browser on and off a couple of times to confirm and it is what was causing the high CPU.
Still doesn't answer why this caused a problem for me. It would be interesting to know. Does it indicate that I have a problem lurking somewhere? Maybe a fresh install would be best.
Thanks for your help