Happy new year! (2017)
2016 has been an hectic year for me, hopefully this year will find more time to blogging :D (lame excuses)
today i just gonna write out a simple post.
im having issue on building a git project code in windows machine as it throws
as i ve run the project build once, and the program build ran make use of a torrent deamon (deluge) running in the background process.
not knowing the deamon is still running (i tried to close deluge client ui, but not the deamon it self, the running build program), i found another way of searching who's using the resources build from resource monitor (googled :p) .
i just go to
1.Start button
2.Search 'resmon'
3.Go to the CPU tab
4.In handles section i use a keyword of the git project name
5.Wala, now i can see which process are using the build resources.
6. Now i can right click and end the process.
So this way is very helpful, specially when im not sure which program is using the build resources/files
hope this helps others!
cheers.
more things to share. will try to find more time!!!!!
2016 has been an hectic year for me, hopefully this year will find more time to blogging :D (lame excuses)
today i just gonna write out a simple post.
im having issue on building a git project code in windows machine as it throws
Buidling tag current
rm: cannot remove './build/taco/studio/taco/bin': Device or resource busy
rm: cannot remove './build/taco/studio/taco/bin': Device or resource busy
as i ve run the project build once, and the program build ran make use of a torrent deamon (deluge) running in the background process.
not knowing the deamon is still running (i tried to close deluge client ui, but not the deamon it self, the running build program), i found another way of searching who's using the resources build from resource monitor (googled :p) .
i just go to
1.Start button
2.Search 'resmon'
3.Go to the CPU tab
4.In handles section i use a keyword of the git project name
5.Wala, now i can see which process are using the build resources.
6. Now i can right click and end the process.
So this way is very helpful, specially when im not sure which program is using the build resources/files
hope this helps others!
cheers.
more things to share. will try to find more time!!!!!
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