>After updating to -current on 8th Jan, I noticed that whenever I mounted a usb >memory stick formatted as msdos, >gvfsd-trash would get out of control and >chew up all available cpu (top shows it starting about 2% or something >small >then steadily climbing). This would stop if I use top to kill the process.
I forgot to mention that the same time this started happening, it was no longer possible to unmount usb memory sticks (while logged into xfce4), without using the "umount -f" option. This is now necessary whether using UFS or MSDOS (and was not with 6 Jan or earlier -current). Seems related since this "gvfsd-trash" creature is spotted at the scene of the crime. eg using ufs: # mount /dev/sd5i # umount /dev/sd5i umount: /mnt/data: Device busy # fstat /mnt/data/ USER CMD PID FD MOUNT INUM MODE R/W SZ|DV NAME brett gvfsd-trash 19688 28 /mnt/data 2 drwxrwxr-x r 512 /mnt/data/ brett gvfsd-trash 19688 31 /mnt/data 2 drwxrwxr-x r 512 /mnt/data/
