2008/10/7 Chris Mason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Ok, its important to understand which parts of the FS are using so much
> cpu.  It is pretty easy to tell based on the output of top (which procs
> are consuming the most time).

Well, it's not about a process doing something intensive, but
different procs doing a little i/o.
Azurues (reading and writing no more than 40KB/s), Firefox (I've got
cache in tmpfs, but history & co. in ~/.mozilla), IM (logs chat), Vim,
and so on.
So, usually, I see process in D (for too much time, I would say).
I though "maybe it takes too long to find free space", I was at 80% full.
A couple of hours ago I doubled the free space (now I am using the 33%
of the partition). Things are not perfect, but a lot better.
Loadavg is < 1, and things seems responsive.

Anyway, I'll wait some days and I'll see. I need to use it for
sometime to have a good idea.

Less free space could be the problem?

Ciao,
Gelma
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