psgml-1.2.5-6.fc7.noarch If I load any XML file, such as DocBook V4.4, for which I have all the schema and stylesheet packages installed, and parse the DTD, the CPU spikes endlessly instead of being a normally 2-3 second operation. Although I am using Brad Walkers' Emacs packages, I've confirmed the same thing happens with the stock Rawhide Emacs. I've removed my ~/.emacs file and ~/.xemacs/ folder and also tried in a new, clean user account. I'm willing to help troubleshoot, but I am no Emacs internals expert, just another dumb, happy user. I'm not even sure the problem is psgml, but I can tell you that emacs-nxml-mode works fine. I use Emacs + psgml to write Fedora docs all the time, so having this fixed would be great.
Changing version to '9' as part of upcoming Fedora 9 GA. More information and reason for this action is here: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/BugZappers/HouseKeeping
Adding Alex to CC
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