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Status: Incomplete => Expired
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Did this issue start happening after an update/upgrade? Was there a
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v4.19
No. Closing VirtualBox means that the memory usage should be released.
If the memory is still tied up after the program has closed with no
processes running, then the kernel is at fault as it is the one
controlling memory.
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« system will operate normally for a number of hours, until a virtual machine
(Virtual Box) is run »
then maybe some settings to do in VirtualBox ?
Or a bug there ?
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** Description changed:
+ Memory usage continues to climb to 100%, even as applications are shut
+ down. Swap file is not being used. CPU usage climbs to %100 even as
+ applications are shut down.
- Memory usage continues to climb to 100%, even as applications are shut down.
Swap file is not
** Attachment added: "HTOP after reboot, same apps running"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1789756/+attachment/5182385/+files/After%20reboot.png
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** Description changed:
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+ Memory usage continues to climb to 100%, even as applications are shut down.
Swap file is not being used. CPU usage climbs to %100 even as applications are
shut down.
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