Hi, i don’t know since when this happens, but on core is running always with 100%
@lymouthd --mode=boot --pid-file=/run/plymouth/pid --attach-to-session
How could i solve this?
Tried it with X11 and Wayland, both the same.
Regards
Hi @simpsonetti,
While this:
…in my opinion, has nothing to do with it, you can see the top CPU consumers with:
top -bn 1 -o %CPU | head --lines=20
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It might be unlikely but possible that there is an ACPI kworker interrupt hanging.
This happens to my device (HP ZBook with Core i7 CPU) every time i am doing a reinstallation.
This helped me always:
$ sudo remember: High CPU usage due to kworker
firmware - Disable GPE ACPI interrupts on boot? - Unix & Linux Stack Exchange
Maybe something worth to look at.