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I've been looking at the Activity Monitor and disk writes for the kernel task are crazy high (hundreds of GBs per hour), especially when Rosetta is involved. Th
by blep-arsh 6y ago
I've been looking at the Activity Monitor and disk writes for the kernel task are crazy high (hundreds of GBs per hour), especially when Rosetta is involved. The Rosetta daemon seems to use a lot of memory, likely causing excessive swapping. Another suspicious process is... Safari bookmark sync? Can't even image why it needs to write 10GB per hour.
- cozzyd 6y agoSounds like 8 GB of RAM is not enough after all...
- therouwboat 6y agoIts weird that people still have computers that use swap when 16 gigs of ram costs like 80 euros.
- Reason077 6y ago> "The Rosetta daemon seems to use a lot of memory, likely causing excessive swapping." I haven't seen this. The rosetta daemon, oahd, is using only 1.3MB on my system (8GB M1 MacBook Air) and I have several large translated apps running. If it's stuck using lots of memory, I guess that's probably a bug.