Hi Chris,
I found: PID 5458 donde 78.63 K/s write
PID 2442 root 22.90 K/s write
Both flashed by very fast, not at same time. PID 2442 seemed most frequent.
Did repeated check, using Snapshot application to capture. The iotop
program should have a way to capture any write. With Snapshot, you have
to be very quick.
Hope this helps to figure out the constant disk access.
Thanks, donde
Chris Coulson wrote:
> Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and make Ubuntu better.
> We need to try and determine what process is using your hard disk. To do
> this, could you please try running 'iotop' from the terminal and report
> back which processes are using the most disk I/O? Iotop is not installed
> by default, and is not available in the normal Ubuntu software channels.
> However, it is available from Tormod Volden's PPA, which can be accessed
> here: https://launchpad.net/~tormodvolden/+archive.
>
> Please note that high disk I/O can be a symptom of many different
> problems. Whilst there might be a few people exhibiting high disk I/O,
> there could be many different causes for this. This means that your
> problem may be unrelated to the problems seen by (or discussed by) other
> people with these symptoms. Your problem is not 'critical', as there is
> no evidence to suggest that it is affecting a large number of users.
>
> You could also try disabling Tracker (if enabled) to see if your problem
> goes away.
>
> Thank you
>
>
> ** Changed in: ubuntu
> Status: New => Incomplete
>
>
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