Hi,
Today, when I reboot the machine, I do not see the same behavior. CPU usage is normal. BUT, I see that
/lib/systemd/systemd --system --deserialize 27
Is not on the list when I ps. So, that must be it. Why would deserialize be running (and running and running) anyway?
Tom
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The problem is - CPU #2 is maxed-out, doing systemd something -
I don't see that from your htop cut-and-paste but I'll have to assume
you really did see a cpu fully in use by systemd.
something to do with. I
do not think this is right.
no question.
It is using half of my CPU resources, doing
nothing as far as I can tell. Is there a fix for this? Can I possibly
install nosystemd and go back to when things were good?
We could go back to paper tape install and reel to reel tape based swap
but that isn't really the issue.
Do another look and see if you can isolate the pid/ppid numbers of the
offending process and try a sigHUP at it.
In the mean while I will fire up my own G5 here and have a look.
Dennis Clarke
RISC-V/SPARC/PPC/ARM/CISC
UNIX and Linux spoken
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