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1 Core stuck at 100%, idle

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I'm trying to figure out why 1 core alway stuck at 100% . I ran Pihole , Immich, and Krusader docker only. 

Shares is using cache drive. 

Set spindown at 1hr 

I posted on Reddit and got told there is something constantly write/read on my array. 

Htop and top results (below 1/4 of the bar) are different with Processor % on Dashboard UI (between 25-50%). 

 

Can anyone help me to investigate what going on?

 

 

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Me too.

In Grafana I'm investigation exactly the same.

But tools like iotop, htop, top or btop seem not to realize that.

 

If the CPU is almost idle, it looks like this.

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In the moment the CPU gets some preasure this behavior vanishes.

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In case of CPU is again on low preasure the behavior comes back.

 

Interestingly the behavior correlates with IO Waits

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It does not matter if Docker Service (with all the container) and VM Manager is running or not.

It is always the exact same behavior.

 

This is a six hour perspective:

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My setup:

Unraid system: Unraid server Plus, version 6.12.5

Motherboard: Intel Corporation NUC12WSBi7, Version: M46422-303

Processor: 12th Gen Intel® Core™ i7-1260P @ 3762 MHz

 

All drives are sleeping except my KINGSTON_SKC3000D2048G_50026B768671EA03 (nvme0n1) with ZFS Pool

 

Eigther it is an kernel issue or it is some kind of ghosty "organizer" process.

 

Tried intel_pstate=passive in syslinux.cfg -> did not have any effect on this behavior

Edited by Unpack5920

after some hours investigation I found the reason for my issue:

I'm using an USB3.2 enclosure IB-1817M-C31 of Icy-Box.

After pulling the plug the waits and the CPU utilization were gone.

I then decided to do a firmware update of the enclosure.

This solved the issue for now.

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