Journaling is killing response time
Bill Vance
kbun at xpresso.seaslug.org
Sun Mar 8 08:50:42 UTC 2015
What kind of journaling are you using? Ext2/3/4? If so, have
you tried Reiserfs? I think there's another option, too, but
I can't recall it just now, and it might not be appropos, as
its not an Install option.
Bill
On Sat, 7 Mar 2015, Bruce Marshall wrote:
> Lately I've been having really bad response intermittently, but
> often enough it is really irritating. For example, I will try to
> kill a program like T-bird, and it will take so long that I get
> the "not responding" message. But the problem is that it CAN'T
> respond due to being blocked by the journaling I/O. If I tell it
> to wait, it will finally close.
>
> I've been googling the problem and have changed a lot of mount
> parms but nothing seems to help. Running 14.10 on an AMD64
> machine and this problem seems to have cropped up from the latest
> batch of updates, within the last one or two weeks.
>
> Another strange thing is that after applying the recent updates
> (including the 3.16.0-31 kernel, update-grub refuses to consider
> 3.16.0-31 as the kernel to boot and doesn't include it in
> grub.cfg. But if I make the manual change to that kernel, nothing
> improves.
>
> Anyone else experiencing response problems lately?
>
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