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Avahi daemon uses excessive amounts of CPU?
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It seems that avahi-daemon process, which is unknown to me, is using excessive amounts of CPU on my system
I have tried both htop and system monitor, and only htop show the CPU use. Screenshots are included below.
What can I do to make avahi-daemon behave?
System monitor doesn't appear to show which process is consuming CPU, unlike htop.
cpu cpu-load avahi htop
edited 5 mins ago
vidarlo
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It seems that avahi-daemon process, which is unknown to me, is using excessive amounts of CPU on my system
I have tried both htop and system monitor, and only htop show the CPU use. Screenshots are included below.
What can I do to make avahi-daemon behave?
System monitor doesn't appear to show which process is consuming CPU, unlike htop.
cpu cpu-load avahi htop
edited 5 mins ago
vidarlo
10.6k52751
asked 11 hours ago
LivyLivy
32
1
htop shows thatavahiis consuming 99%. Is this wrong?
– vidarlo
10 hours ago
It turned out that 1 processor core is always maxed out for no reason, with all programs closed. To be honest I don't really know what the user avahi` is. But if it is true thatavahiconsumes 99% of CPU time, all 4 cores must be at full load. 1 out of 4 should be 25% (at least in the case of Windows Task Manager).
– Livy
10 hours ago
Avahi daemon. Edit your question to ask why avahi uses excessive amounts of CPU, because your question as it stand now doesn't make sense.
– vidarlo
10 hours ago
1
you really don't want to move a process between different cores if you can avoid it. The cost of moving a thread is huge. It has to be stopped, caches copied, and then started again. There's no reason for doing that. Windows doesn't do that either.
– vidarlo
10 hours ago
1
Edit your question with the output ofsudo systemctl status avahi-daemon.s*. Report back to @heynnema
– heynnema
8 hours ago
|
show 1 more comment
It seems that avahi-daemon process, which is unknown to me, is using excessive amounts of CPU on my system
I have tried both htop and system monitor, and only htop show the CPU use. Screenshots are included below.
What can I do to make avahi-daemon behave?
System monitor doesn't appear to show which process is consuming CPU, unlike htop.
cpu cpu-load avahi htop
edited 5 mins ago
vidarlo
10.6k52751
asked 11 hours ago
LivyLivy
32
It seems that avahi-daemon process, which is unknown to me, is using excessive amounts of CPU on my system
I have tried both htop and system monitor, and only htop show the CPU use. Screenshots are included below.
What can I do to make avahi-daemon behave?
System monitor doesn't appear to show which process is consuming CPU, unlike htop.
cpu cpu-load avahi htop
cpu cpu-load avahi htop
edited 5 mins ago
vidarlo
10.6k52751
asked 11 hours ago
LivyLivy
32
edited 5 mins ago
vidarlo
10.6k52751
asked 11 hours ago
LivyLivy
32
edited 5 mins ago
vidarlo
10.6k52751
edited 5 mins ago
vidarlo
10.6k52751
edited 5 mins ago
vidarlo
10.6k52751
10.6k52751
asked 11 hours ago
LivyLivy
32
asked 11 hours ago
LivyLivy
32
asked 11 hours ago
LivyLivy
32
32
1
htop shows thatavahiis consuming 99%. Is this wrong?
– vidarlo
10 hours ago
It turned out that 1 processor core is always maxed out for no reason, with all programs closed. To be honest I don't really know what the user avahi` is. But if it is true thatavahiconsumes 99% of CPU time, all 4 cores must be at full load. 1 out of 4 should be 25% (at least in the case of Windows Task Manager).
– Livy
10 hours ago
Avahi daemon. Edit your question to ask why avahi uses excessive amounts of CPU, because your question as it stand now doesn't make sense.
– vidarlo
10 hours ago
1
you really don't want to move a process between different cores if you can avoid it. The cost of moving a thread is huge. It has to be stopped, caches copied, and then started again. There's no reason for doing that. Windows doesn't do that either.
– vidarlo
10 hours ago
1
Edit your question with the output ofsudo systemctl status avahi-daemon.s*. Report back to @heynnema
– heynnema
8 hours ago
|
show 1 more comment
1
htop shows thatavahiis consuming 99%. Is this wrong?
– vidarlo
10 hours ago
It turned out that 1 processor core is always maxed out for no reason, with all programs closed. To be honest I don't really know what the user avahi` is. But if it is true thatavahiconsumes 99% of CPU time, all 4 cores must be at full load. 1 out of 4 should be 25% (at least in the case of Windows Task Manager).
– Livy
10 hours ago
Avahi daemon. Edit your question to ask why avahi uses excessive amounts of CPU, because your question as it stand now doesn't make sense.
– vidarlo
10 hours ago
1
you really don't want to move a process between different cores if you can avoid it. The cost of moving a thread is huge. It has to be stopped, caches copied, and then started again. There's no reason for doing that. Windows doesn't do that either.
– vidarlo
10 hours ago
1
Edit your question with the output ofsudo systemctl status avahi-daemon.s*. Report back to @heynnema
– heynnema
8 hours ago
1
1
htop shows that
avahi is consuming 99%. Is this wrong?– vidarlo
10 hours ago
htop shows that
avahi is consuming 99%. Is this wrong?– vidarlo
10 hours ago
It turned out that 1 processor core is always maxed out for no reason, with all programs closed. To be honest I don't really know what the user avahi` is. But if it is true that
avahi consumes 99% of CPU time, all 4 cores must be at full load. 1 out of 4 should be 25% (at least in the case of Windows Task Manager).– Livy
10 hours ago
It turned out that 1 processor core is always maxed out for no reason, with all programs closed. To be honest I don't really know what the user avahi` is. But if it is true that
avahi consumes 99% of CPU time, all 4 cores must be at full load. 1 out of 4 should be 25% (at least in the case of Windows Task Manager).– Livy
10 hours ago
Avahi daemon. Edit your question to ask why avahi uses excessive amounts of CPU, because your question as it stand now doesn't make sense.
– vidarlo
10 hours ago
Avahi daemon. Edit your question to ask why avahi uses excessive amounts of CPU, because your question as it stand now doesn't make sense.
– vidarlo
10 hours ago
1
1
you really don't want to move a process between different cores if you can avoid it. The cost of moving a thread is huge. It has to be stopped, caches copied, and then started again. There's no reason for doing that. Windows doesn't do that either.
– vidarlo
10 hours ago
you really don't want to move a process between different cores if you can avoid it. The cost of moving a thread is huge. It has to be stopped, caches copied, and then started again. There's no reason for doing that. Windows doesn't do that either.
– vidarlo
10 hours ago
1
1
Edit your question with the output of
sudo systemctl status avahi-daemon.s*. Report back to @heynnema– heynnema
8 hours ago
Edit your question with the output of
sudo systemctl status avahi-daemon.s*. Report back to @heynnema– heynnema
8 hours ago
|
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htop shows that
avahiis consuming 99%. Is this wrong?– vidarlo
10 hours ago
It turned out that 1 processor core is always maxed out for no reason, with all programs closed. To be honest I don't really know what the user avahi` is. But if it is true that
avahiconsumes 99% of CPU time, all 4 cores must be at full load. 1 out of 4 should be 25% (at least in the case of Windows Task Manager).– Livy
10 hours ago
Avahi daemon. Edit your question to ask why avahi uses excessive amounts of CPU, because your question as it stand now doesn't make sense.
– vidarlo
10 hours ago
1
you really don't want to move a process between different cores if you can avoid it. The cost of moving a thread is huge. It has to be stopped, caches copied, and then started again. There's no reason for doing that. Windows doesn't do that either.
– vidarlo
10 hours ago
1
Edit your question with the output of
sudo systemctl status avahi-daemon.s*. Report back to @heynnema– heynnema
8 hours ago