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I've been getting constant disk writes of about 30kB/s, even when nothing is writing to the disk. I've had this issue ever since kernel 6.8, and downgrading to 6.7 will solve it (so it seems to be a regression of some kind). Sometimes the issue will completely disappear upon waking up from suspend, only to occur again after another suspend/resume cycle.
Checking /sys/fs/bcachefs/.../dev-0/io_done, I can see the number for btree constantly going up.
Also, sorry I've waited this long to make a bug report. I was busy with schoolwork, so I didn't have time to make one earlier.
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I've been getting constant disk writes of about 30kB/s, even when nothing is writing to the disk. I've had this issue ever since kernel 6.8, and downgrading to 6.7 will solve it (so it seems to be a regression of some kind). Sometimes the issue will completely disappear upon waking up from suspend, only to occur again after another suspend/resume cycle.
Have you checked what processes are writing to disk?
I've been getting constant disk writes of about 30kB/s, even when nothing is writing to the disk. I've had this issue ever since kernel 6.8, and downgrading to 6.7 will solve it (so it seems to be a regression of some kind). Sometimes the issue will completely disappear upon waking up from suspend, only to occur again after another suspend/resume cycle.
Have you checked what processes are writing to disk?
I've been getting constant disk writes of about 30kB/s, even when nothing is writing to the disk. I've had this issue ever since kernel 6.8, and downgrading to 6.7 will solve it (so it seems to be a regression of some kind). Sometimes the issue will completely disappear upon waking up from suspend, only to occur again after another suspend/resume cycle.
Checking
/sys/fs/bcachefs/.../dev-0/io_done
, I can see the number forbtree
constantly going up.Also, sorry I've waited this long to make a bug report. I was busy with schoolwork, so I didn't have time to make one earlier.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: