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Hi
When copying files, usually in the GB range, 8-12Gb mostly. The whole system slows down and becomes sluggish.
I assume it is something to do with using external drives still setup as NTFS as a legacy from WIndows. It even slows down widgets like a ticking seconds option on a clock.
Is there any way round this, as it is quite a pain. I have noticed this since installing a couple of months ago, and I am on the latest kernel etc.
Kernel : 3.17.1.1
KDE 4.14.2
8 Gb Ram
Thanks for any advice.
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Why not start `atop` and tell us what resources are causing these issues? I don't think ntfs should cause this; I'd think cpu / memory are more likely candidates
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ok thanks.
I have atop installed now, in what format and what info do I paste in here from that.
CPU wise I have a i5-3570k and 8 Gb ram, and even when using CPU intensive items like video transcoding, the system does not slow down as it does with copying files.
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Maybe it’s the infamous usb bug? (Look around the net. There are a lot of threads.) See for example this thread from a couple of weeks ago. If that’s the case, there is—sadly—no One True Solution as of now.
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