Hi, I also encountered this bug.
However, it started fast, and got slower when the file got bigger.
Maybe it's a n^2 bug?
I included the statistics in rates.tsv.
** Attachment added: "statistics of gddrescue, with a folder on the NTFS disk
as the current working directory, slightly formatted f
Same problem with KDE Neon, on Ubunut 20.04, and its more than a decade
this bug was created. Its amazing.
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In my case, many fopen() operations seems to be what is slow.
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I seem to be running into this issue on Debian 9.5 here in 2019.
ntfs-3g 2016.2.22.AR.1 integrated FUSE 28
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It is interesting to note that this problem persists for almost a
decade. Ubuntu 18.10 here with the same problem.
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Still true today. Copying about 180 MB of smaller files (pictures) to a
NTFS partition (filesystem) inside TrueCrypt. It took 20 minutes. I
partition the same mapped device -- format it -- to exFAT, and it takes
26 seconds.
So it took 26 seconds to write that same data at 7.2 MB/s and it took 20
m
I'm also having this problem copying to an external USB 3 drive, with
Nemo (Cinnamon file manager) copies around 35 MiB/s on my Q6600 CPU.
big_writes helped, but although file copying via Nemo sped up to around
60 MiB/s, it was still CPU bound. Copying via pv < source_file >
dest_file is faster an
Had a similar problem - mount.ntfs-3g process uses up to 80% of CPU.
Finally found the reason - large files (40GB).
mount.ntfs has a special option to support large files - big_writes.
I updated my /etc/fstab configuration file and it works now!
CPU load variates from 0 to 45%, but not consta
Can confirm for it still be occuring on 15/1/2015.
Linux Linux-Mint 3.13.0-24-generic #47-Ubuntu SMP Fri May 2 23:30:00 UTC
2014 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Running Transmission and its torrenting a file into NTFS partition.
Extremely high CPU usage from mount.ntfs-3g process. I hope this get
Confirm the comment above.
Linux 3.13.0-36-generic #63-Ubuntu SMP Wed Sep 3 21:30:07 UTC 2014 x86_64
x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Xubuntu actually.
MemTotal:4045588 kB
CPU model name : Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU T6600 @ 2.20GHz
Copying 20GB file to USB disk formatted on NTFS I have 50%
Xubuntu 14.04LTS, still affected. While I do not use NTFS myself, a
Windows-using friend brought this NTFS formatted USB harddisk. Needless
to say that what he saw has undermined my efforts to convert him to use
Linux...
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This is one of those issues where I can idly conclude that either the
developers don't eat their own dog food (use their own product), the
issue is a legal or social problem, or intentional.
I don't think my use case is particularly strange, and this problem is a
show-stopper.
On top of that, the
I ran into this when trying to create a truecrypt volume on a file stored on an
NTFS external drive. Format starts out at around 25MB/s and dwindles to around
5MB/s.
Meantime `mount.ntfs` is consuming 80-100% CPU.
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I have the same problem. I'm runing Ubuntu 13.04 on a ext4 partition and
it works perfectly. However, when copying files between two external
hard drives, I notice 2 "mount.ntfs" processes running and one of them
would use 80%+ CPU aprox, according to "top".
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I also experience this bug. mount.ntfs will consume 100% CPU (resulting
in OS freezing temporarily until whatever process completes). It's
usually triggered by untarring large tarballs, or downloading large
files to the NTFS partition, moving large files. I'm on 12.04 installed
via Wubi from Window
Apparently the fix only worked for about an hour and then the ~95% CPU
spikes error returned. The solution Lok posted
(https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ntfs-
3g/+bug/392204/comments/77) is still working.
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I was almost constantly getting ~95% CPU spikes from the mount.ntfs
process, according to 'top'. Disk fragmentation or big files (some files
as large as 16GB) were not causing the issue. Defragmentation of the
disk, using a Windows workstation, didn't change anything performance
wise whatsoever.
W
...you might have to do sudo update-grub afterwards to apply changes.
I'm new to linux :P
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try enabling big_writes option for ntfs-3g.
I did it on a wubi installation and it seems to have brought a significant
improvement, but cpu usage of ntfs-3g is still very high.
in /etc/default/grub write:
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="rootflags=big_writes quiet splash"
clearing the "dirty flag" im
I also would appriciate to put this from medium to high. This bug kept
me from using Linux several times, when it was nessesary to share files
between windows and linux systems. For example i need to start several
vms from a windows and linux host.
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Well, sure. My issue is that I don't know nearly enough about Linux to
look into this bug myself, and have no idea what combination of factors
causes it to freeze my laptop every time I copy more than 10-100MB or so
onto my root directory (a Wubi Ubuntu 12.04 install over Windows 7). Is
it Wubi tha
Wrong, Sam.
If you were to create a new "really big" partition for use on a mobile rack or
an USB-disk for data exchange with the "outer world", what would be your
choice? I think, NTFS as the "common denominator" which is somehow understood
by the most OSes (and, what might be even more importa
Out of interest, if I were to create a new partition for Ubuntu, what
file system should it use? I'm guessing installing Ubuntu on an NTFS
partition would be a mistake.
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I have another update to my post #77.
We have had the same high-cpu load problem as described above today (Monday
morning).
We traced it down to a Windows7 machine doing a Sunday night backup to our
server.
Windows backup created a 190,251,249Kb (181GB) single file as part of its
backup set.
Th
I struggled with this problem for many days. I am running Ubuntu12.04
on a server and dual RAID1 setups with dual 2TB disks in each. Disks
are formatted with NTFS and are used with samba for windows files
storage.
A week ago our system started running slow after moving some files.
Results of the
Quick update on the above: I defragmented my hard drive last night, and
it appears to be a little better than before, but I'm still seeing 100%
spikes on mount.ntfs coupled with windows / the entire OS freezing for a
few minutes at a time (I got the most recent one installing updates and
buffering
I have the same problem (running Wubi with Ubuntu 12.04) and it's
rendering my computer virtually unusable. I have also had this problem
on a different computer running Wubi with Ubuntu 11.10. I have been
using Wubi with Ubuntu 11.04 on the same machine with no problems in the
past. All have been c
I've recently switched over from Windows to Ubuntu (11.10) and was
pulling my hair out trying to figure out why two programs we're hanging
and being very unresponsive (Filezilla and VirtualBox). Turns out that
it was that I was running them off a NTFS partition (and therefore
having ntfs-3g taking
the bug is still present in ubuntu 12.04.
i am using kubuntu. i let neopmuk srigi to index files in the ntfs volume. when
indexing start, mount.ntfs process cosumes about 60% cpu time and temperature
of cpu go to 70 degree or even higher.
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3.0.0-16-server #28-Ubuntu SMP Fri Jan 27 18:03:45 UTC 2012 x86_64
x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
PID USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEMTIME+ COMMAND
1434 root 20 0 28032 7836 692 R 35 0.1 116:21.51 mount.ntfs
PS. It's a 900M set of relatively small files (below 1Mb each)
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I can confirm that the problem is still present.
I'm not sure but i notice that it happens not only with huge files, but also
when workin with a browser with many tabs opened, i'm not sure if it is
related, but when the disk start to swap, i receive also several errors of
unresponsive scripts o
I can confirm that the exact same thing is happening in 12.04 as well.
Tried copying 153GB from an external drive to local ntfs partition and
it took over 2 days. Did the same thing from Windows and it took only 8
hrs.
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drive.
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I just noticed that high load appears only when I start to download very
large media file, size is almost 27Gb. And primarily download process
was started in windows system then it continued in Ubuntu. I'm using
latest 12.04 branch.
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Bug present in 2012.1.15AR.1-1ubuntu1. Torrent eats the whole core of my CPU.
Attached the strace for driver. The only thing that, I guess, triggered high
load was the file decompression in windows system. Some error were fixed by
chkdisk as well.
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** Also affects: ntfs-3g
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AFAIK that revision of the code and all of it's "fixes" is included in
this code, and guess what, the bug isn't fixed.
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Looks like this is solved with NTFS-3G Version 2011.10.9AR.1 (Nov 7,
2011)
amongst other improvments:
* fixed huge data writes
http://b.andre.pagesperso-orange.fr/changelog.html
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Perhaps write an EXT4 driver for Windows. ;)
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Not only does this happen when we we Transmission, but everytime Ubuntu writes
something on the hard drive !
Firefox downloads, apt-get install, youtube buffering... Everything ! Something
MUST be done. We should change its importance.
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This bug is horribly annoying when using ubuntu installed with Wubi on a NTFS
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The system is almost unusable.
The bug exists since 2009 and it seams nobody cares about it...
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I'm also affected with this bug, every time I use Transmission to
download on my NTFS partition, CPU usage goes 100%... Very annoying, i'm
using Ubuntu 11.10 Oneiric.
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Same problem here on 11.04.
Just copying gigs of data on a pristine 2TB USB harddrive causes mount.ntfs to
spike and mouse to freeze!
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Furthermore, how do I fix it on natty? The link does not contain a natty
build.
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Why is this bug which was fixed August 2010 upstream still present in
fully updated Ubuntu natty 64?
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I see the same behavior as Andres reported on 2011-05-06. I am using
the latest VMWare Player on a Vostro V13, the VMWare image residing on
my Windows 7 NTFS partition. Heavy disk i/o inside of the VM completely
freezes the machine, and mount.ntfs can be seen consuming nearly 100% of
one core.
-
It happens for me also. I have updated Ubuntu Natty, download torrents using
transmission to almost full ntfs drive, mount.ntfs started occupy 100% CPU
time. It happened only recently after 1-2 month of correct working.
Cleaning and defragmenting NTFS partition didn't help much.
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Same behaviour in Lucid updated to may 2011. VMplayer runs painfully
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Seems we all will have to surrender to this fact? I just don't get why
after almost 2 years there isn't yet an official solution to the
problem. No wrapper for
This is still happening on Natty. I wanted to use a VM with VMWare
Player that was saved on my NTFS partition. It was totally unuseable, I
noticed the mount.ntfs-3g consumed all the CPU. I moved the VM to my
ext4 drive and it is now flying. Both partitions are on the same disk
and I had mounted th
Same bug for me. I'm using NTFS on some USB-thumbdrive.
- 1 core 100% usage
- ridiculously slow file operations (about 1.5Mio/s on a thumbdrive who can go
up to 15Mio/s when formated in FAT).
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Hi Dmitry,
> I got this bug again while watching video from ntfs partition
The attrib indicates a sparse file, which is unrealistic for a video file, it
is most likely corrupt. You should upgrade to a newer version of ntfs-3g and
recreate the file.
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> My scenario was: from NTFS to ext4, moving 2.1 GB of data (Java workspace).
Most likely your NTFS partition is corrupt. Please do a "chkdsk /f" on Windows.
If that does not fix the issue, please report again.
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I got this bug again while watching video from ntfs partition with totem.
ntfs-3g version 1:2009.4.4-1ubuntu4
Here are results of command from #39 comment:
# file: VIDEO_TS/VTS_01_2.VOB
system.ntfs_attrib=0x2002
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Your solution improved a lot my situation. I was able to move the directory
now. Will do some more test and see if it solves every problems or not.
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Using Lucid with ntfs-3g 2010.3.6.
Today, I tried to move an Eclipse workspace (2.1 GB and about 20,000 files), it
moved 990 MB and has still to move 11,630 files but it is really hanged!!! It
does do anything any more. I just have 100% of the CPU (one whole core)
consumed by the ntfs-3g proces
Hi wolger,
Are you expecting some help ? what about providing the ntfs-3g version
you are using (type "ntfs-3g --help") and the circumstances in which
this happened ? (what kind of action on what kind of file ? is it
reproducible ? how full is your ntfs partition ?)
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mount.ntfs has my Maverick CPU at >70% and I'm not even accessing my
NTFS partition!
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I can confirm this bug on ubuntu 9.10, linux 2.6.31. I was copying a
10GB file from ext3 to ntfs, and after only 1GB the transfer speed
decreased a lot and the cpu usage is 100%. this problem happens often
when writing file to ntfs
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I've backported ntfs-3g 2010.8.8 and fuse 2.8.4 from Maverick (took them from
http://packages.ubuntu.com)
and now it looks like the system doesn't freeze anymore, but the performance is
vastly lower than it was with
the original Jaunty packages. I had xfer speeds like 6.5 MB/sec when moving
from
The Tuxera FAQ says one cause of this problem is writing to sparse files
and/or fragmented volumes.
>From the upstream changelog, this has recently been fixed:
"STABLE Version 2010.8.8 (August 8, 2010)
* Fixed partially overwriting sparse clusters on highly fragmented volumes. "
You might try in
So check the conditions listed on
http://www.tuxera.com/community/ntfs-3g-faq/#highcpu
If the issue mainly appears on big files or fragmented partitions, upgrading to
an advanced version from http://www.tuxera.com/community/ntfs-3g-advanced/ may
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I can't reproduce this bug now. As soon as I will catch it again, I will
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Can you post the result of the command (type in a terminal window)
getfattr -e hex -n system.ntfs_attrib
Obviously replace "" by the name of an NTFS file
you had difficulties writing.
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Can confirm this bug in Maverick. This happens when copying some sort of
big files from ext4 to ntfs , also when Transmission saves something to
ntfs partition. The GUI becomes completely unusable, it freezes till the
end of copying or finishing download in Transmission, but still I can
use console
Hi Mikko,
You did not indicate which ntfs-3g version you are using.
Anyway the performance indeed depends on the file size, and on the
fragmentation of the partition. You should try the improvement for big
and fragmented files in ntfs-3g-2010.8.8AR.5 See
http://www.tuxera.com/community/ntfs-3g-ad
I maybe have the same problem on 10.04.1 LTS
When moving files from NTFS partition to other (on different drive), I got a
speed of 13747 bytes per second (13 KBps).
I see 50-90% CPU usage on one of the mount.ntfs processes, and uptime says:
15:46:09 up 2:28, 2 users, load average: 2.07, 2.06, 1.
** Changed in: ntfs-3g (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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Problem resolves for me after installing:
https://launchpad.net/~x3lectric/+archive/team-iquik-releases/+packages
which is an unofficial (PPA) build of the upstream ntfs-3g 2010.8.8
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Can anybody try the latest advanced ntfs-3g version with improvements when
appending data to big or fragmented files or on a close to full disk ?
See http://www.tuxera.com/community/ntfs-3g-advanced/ (currently
ntfs-3g-2010.8.8AB.1 a beta test version).
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I have the same problem on K/Ubuntu 10.04 (2GB Ram, E6750, ASUS P5B
Deluxe). I have 4 SATA hard drives, with system on the first one (ext4)
and various data on three others (ntfs). Copying 200GB of files from ie.
second to third drive makes system nearly unusable. I tried the 2010.8.8
version of nt
I went to http://www.tuxera.com/community/ntfs-3g-download/ and grabbed
the rc.tgz
I made a debian package with the result, modified the version so that it
would not be "upgraded" and installed it. mount.ntfs barely makes a
blip in System Monitor (ksysguard) on KDE.
One could do a
./configure
m
Very, very, VERY annoying bug indeed. Has nobody found any workarounds?
(other than not using ntfs entirely, but that's almost impossible for
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Maybe the bug should be marked as "confirmed" rather than "incomplete" ,
since the high CPU usage can be observed on the newer releases as well ?
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Same issue with Lucid Lynx.
Copying 3 huge files (80GB total, sparse files) from an external XFS
formatted USB2 hard drive to an NTFS partition took over 1500 minutes
*CPU time* to mount.ntfs.
in case it really matters: AMD dual core, 3 GB RAM, SATA2 internal
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Same problem for me in Lucid!
Heavy transfer-speed digression when copying large files from ext4 to
ntfs partitions. Starts at 500kB/s , i really can't find any fix for
this problem !!
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Same problem for me in Lucid! Heavy transfer-speed degression when
copying large files from ext4 to ntfs (and also FAT32) partitions.
Starts at 27MB/s (Laptop HD) and goes down to 1MB/s with 100% CPU
constantly. I know ntfs-3g has poor write performance but the described
behaviour looks rather like
ntfs-3g also chokes when running a VM for me in Lucid Lynx. This is a
regression since the standard VM tweaks solved the problem in 9.10.
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Also noticed that ntfs-3g is slow at reading and writing. I used Fedora
12 and Ubuntu 9.04, both have the same problem. i also have rtorrent and
conky installed on my Ubuntu 9.04, but if i want to download something,
i must leave the computer until it finish downloading. Even pointer
freeze , not
I am also experiencing this problem. Copying ~6 GB, 5 files to a 8GB
ntfs usb stick throws my load WAY up to 6-7. All filesystem actions
afterwards lock nautilus for ~20 seconds.
Transfer speed starts at about 48MB/s then ramps down to 700KB/s.
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Additional testing reveals that writing really large files must simply
be more likely to reproduce the problem, but in fact is not a
requirement. With a NTFS partition near capacity (around 4 GB
remaining), I was able to reproduce the problem by writing a file that
is just under a GB to it. When
I'm seeing the same issue as comment #20. It slows to a crawl and eats
up one core any time you write a really big (4+ GB) file to a NTFS
partition. Tested using Ubuntu 9.10 (32 bit) on a dual core P4.
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problem here too with transmission inside wubi downloading an iso to the host
ntfs partition. i posted a duplicate here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/transmission/+bug/551803
transmission becomes unresponsive after a couple of hours (maybe its a data
transferred correlation, not a t
I have same problem. Transfer large files 4GB+ sized files. Transfer
is from one SATA 10K RPM drive to another SATA 10K RPM drive. Speed
starts out fine until about the first 4Gb. Then rate drops steadily.
CPU stays at about 100% for one CPU (have a Quad core i7 processor).
Running Ubuntu 9.10
Got the Problem too, when transfering large files to or from the ntfs
partition, the system becomes barely useable (Core2 Duo).
I can observe high system load in my Gnome Panel system monitor, but can't
confirm high cpu load, ( at least not in htop).
my clock is hpet btw.
Did not occur to me in
There may be an interrelation between ntfsg and the clock-device.
This problem occures on my notebook (ibm t41p) with the boot-option: clock=pit
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I'm also affected by this bug. When copying from or to a ntfs partition
the transfer speed starts normally but then falls down to a halt... Then
I get 100% CPU usage, 0.2% mem usage and the interesting part is that
using iotop I get only 20 K/s disk write activity in total, all due to
mount.ntfs pr
I'm copying a 8 GB file from an Ext4 partition to an NTFS USB drive and
CPU load is 80%. The transfer rate is 7 MB/s.
This is Ubuntu Karmic.
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I am experiencing same problem. Downloading a 40GB sized torrent with
transmission results in random transmission lock-ups and one core at 90%
of usage because of mount.ntfs.
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I have the same proble here.
Also it seems that https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ntfs-
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Sometimes my hard disk begins to work very hard and my CPU is used with
100 % by mount-ntfs. Even if I don't work with a NTFS partition at all
(and I don't have installed Tracker). Usually it happens a short time
after boot and takes few minutes.
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When I copy some big files on my NTFS USB hard disk, 80% of my CPU is
used and speed decrease to 9Mb/s instead of 30mb/s.
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Same problem here, Karmic Koala. Just downloading couple off torrents
directly to NTFS partition. CPU Usage constantly high 88%.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/392204
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ntfs-3g is great... i had been using it since 3 years ago
but when i played rhythmbox then it begin search audio files on my hardisk[ntfs]
automaticaly then ntfs-3g played the main act as the key player on using
the top cpu usage over 99% a long time[3 days uptime]
OMG how cruel
my collection aud
I have the same problem 2
I have 100% CPU usage on 1 core. % some 10% on other.
Problem happening in transmission & copying.
Both are freezing.
Transmission freezes the downloads. & finally crashes. ..
not even 1 DVD can be downloaded completely.
The processor starts getting heated up-to 7
All the problems above, i had its too. With transmission, same thing, he freeze
after downloading few gb of data. I also try to copy 8gb on my ntfs partition
but the download rate decreasing from 10Mo/s to 190Ko/s. So it's not thinkable
to wait, i return on windows to make the copy.
I have used
Here is another scenario which ends up with the same problem.
Downloading using Transmission a DVD ISO of CentOS and storing the downloaded
file to an NTFS drive (either internal or via USB).
After a while, the CPU load is so high that Transmission does not download any
more, it just waits (freez
I confirm here with 9.10 final. Same problem: 100% cpu load by
mount.ntfs
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Huge CPU usage by mount.ntfs process
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I have just uploaded a version of ntfs-3g in to my PPA linked against
its own internal FUSE. Could you please try installing this package and
tell me if you still see the high CPU usage?
My PPA (and instructions for installing packages from it) can be found
here: https://edge.launchpad.net/~chrisc
My wife and I are running Jaunty 64bit with all updates. I have a ntfs
drive shared via Samba. She is copying a 20GB file to my drive from her
local ext3 drive. My CPU usages is spiking up to 100%.
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