Transmission

You say that transmission is using 100% of the CPU, but you don't tell us what transmission is supposed to be doing while it is using the CPU. From the network activity I am going to guess you are sending/receiving files (torrents).

You may want to try the "top" utility for more detailed ...

It is possible you keep getting corrupt pieces for some reason. I would suggest trying to get the file from another source if possible.

You mean literally, as in: fitting inside 32MB of RAM?

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I think I would reduce the number of open files (even at the OS level), but that would increase disk access. You probably need a swap partition of at least 64MB, but that will also be affected by disk access ...

For example as we speak. I am uploading 124 - 218KBs and I am downloading 40 - 53KBs. If I cap my upload at 30KBs it will drop my download to about 8 - 19KBs. My speeds are of course fluctuating. If I turn the cap off of my upload the download speeds jump right back up to where they were before. I ...

Okay, I installed nmap on one of my other machines (different sub-net):

workhorse:/home/james# nmap -p6880-6890 -T4 -sS 192.168.26.100

Starting Nmap 4.11 ( http://www.insecure.org/nmap/ ) at 2009-11-27 08:12 MST
Interesting ports on test (192.168.26.100):
PORT STATE SERVICE
6880/tcp closed ...

Update: Now falls into "worksforme" bug report category.

Hello,

I have done everything listed In "How to report a Bug" except try it with the nightly build. However, A quick review of the forums indicates that other people are (possibly) running into the same problem, but simply posting a cryptic ...