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There is one, a [hwrng] process, but I don't think that's it. It's also in D state on other virtual machines on the same host without this symptom. (The proces
by mobilethrow 9y ago
There is one, a [hwrng] process, but I don't think that's it. It's also in D state on other virtual machines on the same host without this symptom.
(The process is probably from virtio-rng.)
- blinkingled 9y agoI am assuming the guest (and host) kernels are sufficiently recent? I remember older kernels having a bug with load calculation. Does disabling Virtio-rng help? D state processes will cause rise in load average depending on NRCPUs.