Re: dar became very slow (and process in D state?)
Andrea Vai <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.sysutils.backup.dar.support |
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Il giorno mer, 08/05/2019 alle 09.08 +0100, Neil Darlow via Dar- support ha scritto: > Hi Andrea, > > Your backup path includes /run/media/ which I presume is a removable > device. Is this device connected by USB? > > If that is the case, has something changed recently relating to > other > USB devices which may be connected to the same internal USB hub. > > It is often the case that connection of a slower device to the USB > hub > results in faster connected devices operating at a lower speed. > Hi Neil, thank you very much for this further explanation. I use Fedora, so yes, indeed, it's reasonable that I had installed an updated kernel across the time the problem rose. I will try to use a previous kernel and let you know here. By the way, just to add a bit more speculation: if it were a kernel related problem, then I'd also have problems with a mere file copy, wouldn't I? On the other hand, if it were a usb related problem, then I wouldn't have problems with SATA to SATA backup. (Where) am I wrong if I assume that those two things leads to suspect a problem (at least) in dar itself? Thank you, Andrea