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CPU utilization close to 100% (single core) #63

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arunoruto opened this issue Dec 12, 2024 · 3 comments
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CPU utilization close to 100% (single core) #63

arunoruto opened this issue Dec 12, 2024 · 3 comments

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@arunoruto
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arunoruto commented Dec 12, 2024

I recently noticed my framework laptop started kicking the fan on. I was wondering why that is, and it seems like that the touch detector is a bit resource hungry from time to time. It doesn't happen all the time, but sometimes I get the following utilization:

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I am curious on why this is happening? Am I the only one experiencing this?
This is happening while using NixOS, and the service is started according to this configuration.

@maximbaz
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That's quite unfortunate! Does debug log reveal anything useful, such as which detector is seemingly running crazy? (most likely gpg one...).

Did you notice if it started since a particular update?

@arunoruto
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That's quite unfortunate! Does debug log reveal anything useful, such as which detector is seemingly running crazy? (most likely gpg one...).

I can't consistently reproduce it... I enabled the verbose option, so next time it happens, I will have additional logs to show here!

Did you notice if it started since a particular update?

I started using it not so long ago, maybe a few weeks or two months tops, and this has been happening to me since the beginning, but it was also really inconsistent. This time it happened after I changed some things in my configuration and rebuilt NixOS, so it could be something system-specific.

@maximbaz
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OK let me know if you have any findings! For reference I also use it on NixOS using that same module :)

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