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zsysd uses more than half of CPU and disk IO
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Hey :),
Maybe I wasn't clear: the CPU working at 100 percent while GC and zsysd
running. Then, after a minute both of them are stopped and the CPU functioning
normally (at 1 to 5 percent) since them stopped
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Then, We are good to go :)
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I ran these commands as you explained so yes CPU is going crazy while gc is
running. I'm attaching the logs file to the comment and going to revert to good
state as you explained in this link
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/zfs-linux/+bug/1867007/comments/6
After that I will tell here
I didn't see the logs file, re attaching it
** Attachment added: "logs"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/zsys/+bug/1870461/+attachment/5345493/+files/logs.tar.gz
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Thanks for reply Didier!
1. I ran the sudo zsysd -vv and zfs list -t all, there are too many logs
I attached them in logs.tar.gz file. After all commands there is no cpu
load
2. zsysctl service gc command's result is:
ERROR couldn't connect to zsys daemon: connection error: desc = "transport:
** Description changed:
I was installed Ubuntu 20.04 with zfs yesterday, it was OK until a few
updates, after that the zsysd was started draining CPU and disk IO. How
can I fix it to back to normal? Is it possible to rollback recent system
state? If Yes, just how?
NOTE: I was stopped
** Description changed:
I was installed Ubuntu 20.04 with zfs yesterday, it was OK until a few
- updates, after that the zsysd was started draining CPU and IO. How can I
- fix it to back to normal? Is it possible to rollback recent system
+ updates, after that the zsysd was started draining CPU
Public bug reported:
I was installed Ubuntu 20.04 with zfs yesterday, it was OK until a few
updates, after that the zsysd was started draining CPU and IO. How can I
fix it to back to normal? Is it possible to rollback recent system
state? If Yes, just how?
NOTE: I was stopped and disabled zsysd
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