Large file copies using too much CPU time

Shane Wright me at shanewright.co.uk
Sun Jun 23 21:38:14 BST 2002


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Hi

Do you have a Konqueror window open browsing the destination directory?

If so that could be the problem - I think what happens is that there are ways 
too many 'file has been updated' messages causing Konq to update itself lots 
and munch CPU.  Closing that Konq (or going to a different directory) should 
cause it to calm down a bit.

Of course it arts is the guilty thing then it couldbe summat completely 
different.

Cheers

Shane

On Sunday 23 June 2002 9:03 pm, Dan Stone wrote:
> This is something I've been having problems with for a while, but after
> moving a large section of video files from one drive to another, it finally
> got to me to the point that I figured I'd ask to see if anyone knew a
> solution:
>
>  I'm running kinda a built-from-scratch linux system, using kernel 2.4.18,
> and using KDE 3.0.1 as my windowmanager...whenever large files are copied
> from one partition to another, there's a bit of a delay, then CPU usage
> spikes to 100%, and the entire system basically locks up until the hard
> disk write is done.  (The file systems are all EXT2)  The guilty process,
> of all things, is artsd!  Are there any known bugs about artsd doing this,
> or did I just flub something up along the way?  Any ideas on what could be
> done to fix this? Thanks!
>
> ~D. A. Stone
>
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