On Wed, 13 Jun 2012 10:45:17 -0300 Patricio Silva pato_si...@esdebian.org
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I have the same problem, colord-sane consume 100% of my cpu, and I've
detected a huge network traffic too.
I don't know if it have any relationship with the fact that always, when I
trow the x session, (I don't
On Sat, 26 Jul 2014 11:39:16 +0200 Jochen Fahrner j...@fahrner.name wrote:
I also hit this bug. If version 0.1.21-2 fixes this, why is it not
available in package archive?
Where can I download this package? Jessie version is newer and does not
met the dependencies in wheezy.
I second
I also hit this bug. If version 0.1.21-2 fixes this, why is it not
available in package archive?
Where can I download this package? Jessie version is newer and does not
met the dependencies in wheezy.
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FYI - observations:
This has just started happening to me, and I notice that the process is
spinning on select() and has 500+ unix-domain sockets /dev/urandom
descriptors open:
[jcollier@eor ~]$ uname -a
Linux eor 3.2.0-4-amd64 #1 SMP Debian 3.2.57-3+deb7u1 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[jcollier@eor
Hi,
I'm happy to report that colord-sane stopped
consuming too much CPU when I unplugged a USB
flash drive/card from a USB port.
Reinserting the USB device and writing to it failed
to make colord-sane resume consuming too much CPU.
I'm using version 0.1.21-2 of the colord package.
For what
I am also having this issue. Not sure when it kicks on but I have several
networked (not connected by usb) brother printers (2 of which have
scanner). An epson v300 scanner installed, but did not trigger the latest
occurrence, as I haven't plugged it in today. A usb mouse (microsoft, 1383)
and a
Hello,
with a fresh wheezy install I just have the same problem :
colord3264 0.7 0.2 40748 10648 ?tl juil.21 12:17
/usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/colord/colord-sane
I try to attach with gdb the colord process and step inside program to
grab some trace. Apparently process loop is :
Package: colord
Version: 0.1.21-1
Followup-For: Bug #668325
Hello,
I also have experienced this bug. I just discovered in which situation colord-
sane gets crazy. It happens every time I unplug the USB-cable of my Brother
DCP-195C (multifunction printer and scanner) after I was scanning something
found 668325 0.1.21-4
thanks
Unfortunately, today colord-sane started going crazy again. So, I have
to reopen this. Sorry guys...
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On 10/11/2012 07:05 PM, Felix Zweig wrote:
Unfortunately, today colord-sane started going crazy again. So, I have
to reopen this. Sorry guys...
Excuse me, that should have gone to another address. ;)
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Fun fact: sane_exit(), contrary to its documentation, does not clean up
all the resources used by sane and its backends.
Specifically, a bunch of backends will fail to close the file
descriptors opened in sane_get_devices(). Since colord-sane rescans for
devices on a timer, after some time we run
found 668325 0.1.21-2
thanks
Just encountered this bug with the plausibly fixed version.
strace showed a tight select loop; 100% cpu usage. Top
showed 100 mb or more of memory, which seems excessive. I did not
debug further.
I had just been plugging in 100 usb flash drives (really!),
followed by
Well, that's ruined a perfectly good thread-unsafety hypothesis.
Upstream has entirely removed sane support in git due to bugs, relying
only on udev for scanner enumeration.
I'd like to fix it up instead of remove it, as there are plenty of
network-attached scanners that won't be supported
Package: colord
Version: 0.1.21-1
Followup-For: Bug #668325
It looks colord-sane calls select every few miliseconds,
and despite 1.0 second timeout
(please increase it to more, like 60 seconds, to allow deeper CPU sleep),
it returns every few microseconds.
$ strace -f -t -p `pidof colord-sane
Finally, I got the issue again:
$ apt-cache policy colord
colord:
Installed: 0.1.21-1
[...]
$ top
USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEMTIME+ COMMAND
colord 7 0 199m 11m 3896 R 99.1 0.1 198:53.34 colord-sane
root 6 0 383m 283m 41m R 98.7 3.6 171:39.25 Xorg
$
I have the same problem, colord-sane consume 100% of my cpu, and I've
detected a huge network traffic too.
I don't know if it have any relationship with the fact that always, when I
trow the x session, (I don't have dm, y starts with startx command) the
mouse (usb) is not detected, I need to
2012/6/5 Richard Genoud richard.gen...@gmail.com:
the bug is still there with Version: 0.1.21-1
Next time, I'll gather some informations.
(but I haven't got the package colord-dbg)
Richard.
Ok, It's been 5 days since I've seen colord-sane eating my cpu.
So let's say that my last mail was not
I had this issue today running 0.1.21-1 from unstable.
I built colord from testing with debug symbols and are waiting for the
issue to reappear, so I can get a proper backtrace.
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2012/5/31 Christopher James Halse Rogers r...@ubuntu.com:
I can't reproduce this problem on my systems, but it's quite plausible -
the sane backend was split out into a separate binary due to the
difficulties in using sane from a long-running process.
I've just uploaded colord 0.1.21.
I can't reproduce this problem on my systems, but it's quite plausible -
the sane backend was split out into a separate binary due to the
difficulties in using sane from a long-running process.
I've just uploaded colord 0.1.21. Although I'm not aware of any specific
colord-sane bugfixes in there,
Package: colord
Version: 0.1.18-1
Followup-For: Bug #668325
This bug affects me also. In my case it's 100% of one of the two CPUs.
I have a smartphone attached to a USB port.
-- System Information:
Debian Release: wheezy/sid
APT prefers testing
APT policy: (990, 'testing'), (200, 'unstable
Package: colord
Version: 0.1.18-1
Followup-For: Bug #668325
I am also experiencing high CPU usage. It seems to happen when I plug in a usb
device that is not a camera/scanner. is there any way to get debugging info?
-- System Information:
Debian Release: wheezy/sid
APT prefers unstable
APT
Package: colord
Version: 0.1.18-1
Severity: normal
I have noticed my system being bogged down most of the time lately. I have an
older single processor AMD 1800+ computer. It has always been fine until
lately. When I look at the processes running, I see that colord-sane is the
top cpu
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