if the hud-service is consuming 100% of one of your CPUs in a poll
loop, it could indicate an issue with the service or its configuration.
Here are a few steps you can try to address the problem:
Restart the hud-service: Restarting the hud-service can help resolve
temporary issues. You can do this
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** Also affects: hud
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
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S
This is obviously long past the most recent thread activity, but just in
case people fall on this page, I had this problem, as well as with
evince-thumbnailer.
It turned out to be a permissions problem in my home folder tree. It
probably came from some activity I had undertaken while sudoed - my b
** Changed in: ufrs-apt
Assignee: Pete Woods (pete-woods) => (unassigned)
** Changed in: hud (Ubuntu)
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I'm still hitting this bug in some machines.
Is there any known workaround?
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Today I experienced this problem for the first time. The machine that had
the problem has been in operation for many years without this issue.
I want to draw attention to what ouahabix wrote in this thread back on
2014-07-27
as that would appear
to be the same as my experience. My machine is a My
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Status in unbuntu-fr Scripts -
several other machines are affected by this bug in our workplace.
not sure if it's worth to mention but one machine NOT displaying this
behavior is a 32b system, while the rest are 64b.
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This just started happening to me. ETA on a fix please...
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Status i
Is this still being worked on? This happens to me at least weekly; on my
computer, it happens overnight while the computer is idle, and I have to
restart X to fix the situation.
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I am experiencing this bug with Nemo on Ubuntu 15.04 64 bit. It does not
start right away, it may take several hours working with Nemo before the
HUD goes crazy.
Even with 4 CPUs and 8 Gb of RAM, the hud-service renders the system
unusable once it forces the Swap to kick in.
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I'm also experiencing this bug. It started when I was using Chromium.
Firefox and gimp was close. No torrent
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here too on 15.04, and i do not know what triggered it.
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Status in
Just hit this whilst using Gimp (possibly due to a bug in Gimp). Editing
an image, Gimp goes unresponsive (window fades), and CPU usage on *all
four* cores goes up to 100%. Close Gimp, 3 cores settle down, but hud-
service is still 100% on one core, using 1.3GB of RAM and rising.
~/.cache/upstart/h
Wow you should "beautify" the log files, i got lost reading on it...
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This just hit me this morning. I use a bluetooth keyboard and mouse on
my sony vaios s15 laptop. turrning them off did nothing to stop the cpu
pegging.
$ lsb_release -a
No LSB modules are available.
Distributor ID: Ubuntu
Description:Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS
Release:14.04
Codename: t
I'm affected by this bug too.
$ lsb_release -a
No LSB modules are available.
Distributor ID: Ubuntu
Description:Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS
Release:14.04
Codename: trusty
$ uname -a
Linux cprli0792 3.13.0-44-generic #73-Ubuntu SMP Tue Dec 16 00:22:43 UTC 2014
x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Li
Just got this running hud 14.10+14.10.20140924-0ubuntu1. Just typing in
a console and my CPU chewing script popped up a window to alert me to
the fact.
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** Changed in: hud (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Critical
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I've noticed it when running emacs-snapshot. emacs is very responsive
at first but after a while (one hour more or less) it's unbearably slow.
Moving the focus from one window to another takes a few seconds. When
that happens, both emacs and hud-service cpu usage go up to 100% (I have
a dual-core
I have been having an issue like this for a little over a week now.
Oddly coinciding with when one of my ram sticks crapped out it could be
that for whatever reason my previous ram total of 4gb was compensating
and the problem could be older than i am aware of, in any case it seems
the only time it
it is sucking CPU and Memory. I have 32gb of RAM and hud-service was
using 85% of it.
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It's been happening on my laptop since 13.04, and the reason was and
still is (on 14.04) opening Nautilus on a Folder that contains either
Photos and/or Videos, and once the Thumbnails are shown, then my i7 CPU
feels like it's burning, really burning and the fan wants to fly, the
hud-service goes c
I had this issue when I had qbittorent running for many days. top shows
hud-service eating 99% cpu.
Closing qbittorrent fixed the issue.
The ~/.cache/upstart/hud.log
QDBusError("org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.InvalidArgs", "Unable to find windowId")
[31mvoid
DBusMenuImporter::slotGetLayoutFi
The problem is gone... I haven't changed anything (or been on this PC
much since my original posting actually) and according to the changelogs
there hasn't been an update in either Firefox or hud since then. No idea
what caused this.
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This is my first time using Launchpad so please tell me if I'm doing
anything wrong, leaving something out or shouldn't have posted:
The culprit is Firefox in my case too. If I close it, everything returns
to normal. HOWEVER, on my machine, this only affects my wife's user
account , not my own. If
Just experienced this bug again. Hadn't seen it since my last report on
May 13, 2014. This time I was ready with d-feet. Attached screen
capture shows:
(1) CPU number 4 running at 100%
(2) Multiple instances of the string "safety value" in log
~/.cache/upstart/hud.log . The last one is DBus m
Firefox here too.
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Had 2 further cases of this in the last couple of days. What's
interesting though is that I now have a script that monitors for CPU
hogs. The script correctly detected hud-service spinning... *but* after
a period of time (<1m), it stopped spinning. Attached is the log fwiw.
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Correct here too. I don't even know what HUD is :-)
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Status in Uni
Correct.
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Status in Unity HUD:
Confirmed
Status in “hud” package
Just to check, you guys aren't even invoking HUD, right?
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Hit it again, and again it is triggered by firefox.
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Doh! Thankfully, I still have d-feet running and all the apps that were
running before I had to kill hud-service. On the session bus, 1:19 is
/usr/lib/firefox/firefox - the first object path I see for firefox is:
/com/canonical/menu/1600078.
Presumably, we could add some extra details (atleast the
Unfortunately that's probably the system bus, rather than the session
bus you looked at. Sorry for not being clearer.
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Just hit this again whilst browsing in firefox. The only Qt app I have
running (I think) is spotify.
~/.cache/upstart/hud.log shows the offending entry as:
(hud-service:7316): GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: g_object_unref: assertion
'G_IS_OBJECT (object)' failed
Hit DBusMenu safety valve for menu at
Thank you Pete. I will make a note of your instructions and try to get
the identity of the application responsible to triggering the loop next
time it happens.
At the present time the ~/.cache/upstart/hud.log does not contain the
string "safety" ... but you did not expect it would after a reboot.
What I'm looking for is a way to cause this to happen by running a
single application and performing a particular action in it. Even if it
takes a number of tries that's fine. I just need to be able to trigger
somewhat reliably within a few minutes.
I know exactly the part of the codebase that is
Here's my system log spanning the time when the bug occurred. The log
starts around the time when I used System Updater while playing chess,
and ends at the place where I rebooted. I don't understand why there
were so many thread creations owned by 1000 ... is that the symptom of
this bug?
May
I just experienced this bug for the 2nd time in 8 days. The system had
been on for an hour or so and I was playing chess using an app that runs
under WINE that I use regularly without the 100% CPU problem occurring.
Thunderbird and Firefox were open but I was not interacting with them.
The System
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This is only going to happen for Qt apps, as they are still using the
old DBusMenu protocol to export their menus.
I've tried running Kate and Kontact, as these are the apps I'm hearing
that trigger this problem. Opening and closing them, switching around,
and generally trying to operate the progr
I've seen the bug just once, since upgrading to Ubuntu 14.04. I have a
4-core CPU and HUD was consuming 100% of one of the cores; after a while
it switched to consuming 100% of a different core. I noticed it because
the fan started running quite fast, intermittently. After restarting
Ubuntu the
I'm not sure this issue is fixed. I'm running
hud_13.10.1+14.04.20140402-0ubuntu1 (based on file ctime being April 7
and me running a kernel built on April 10) and I just got poll loop
consuming 100% cpu in hud-service. Unfortunately I didn't debug this
very much (my laptop was getting way too hot)
Installed d-feet and found that :1.135 was kate, if that's important.
Given previous screenshot showing gnome-terminal I doubt this is
application specific.
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- hud-service is eating up 100% of one of my CPUs in a pool loop
+ hud-service is eating up 100% of one of my CPUs in a poll loop
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