CPU running at 100% all the time in the Ubuntu VM
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I am new to Linux and Ubuntu and am unsure why the core is at 100% constantly, there is a noticeable effect on performance. Did anyone get any ideas?
HOST CPU usage with VM ON
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I am new to Linux and Ubuntu and am unsure why the core is at 100% constantly, there is a noticeable effect on performance. Did anyone get any ideas?
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The CPU usage indicated inside a VM is not always 100% helpful particular when the host is on a CPU with power saving features - what is the CPU usage on the host?
– thomasrutter
Dec 12 at 4:07
I added 2 pics of 60 seconds into the VM being ON and OFF.
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I am new to Linux and Ubuntu and am unsure why the core is at 100% constantly, there is a noticeable effect on performance. Did anyone get any ideas?
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performance cpu
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I am new to Linux and Ubuntu and am unsure why the core is at 100% constantly, there is a noticeable effect on performance. Did anyone get any ideas?
HOST CPU usage with VM ON
HOST CPU usage with VM OFF
performance cpu
performance cpu
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The CPU usage indicated inside a VM is not always 100% helpful particular when the host is on a CPU with power saving features - what is the CPU usage on the host?
– thomasrutter
Dec 12 at 4:07
I added 2 pics of 60 seconds into the VM being ON and OFF.
– Chuckinator
Dec 12 at 5:17
add a comment |
The CPU usage indicated inside a VM is not always 100% helpful particular when the host is on a CPU with power saving features - what is the CPU usage on the host?
– thomasrutter
Dec 12 at 4:07
I added 2 pics of 60 seconds into the VM being ON and OFF.
– Chuckinator
Dec 12 at 5:17
The CPU usage indicated inside a VM is not always 100% helpful particular when the host is on a CPU with power saving features - what is the CPU usage on the host?
– thomasrutter
Dec 12 at 4:07
The CPU usage indicated inside a VM is not always 100% helpful particular when the host is on a CPU with power saving features - what is the CPU usage on the host?
– thomasrutter
Dec 12 at 4:07
I added 2 pics of 60 seconds into the VM being ON and OFF.
– Chuckinator
Dec 12 at 5:17
I added 2 pics of 60 seconds into the VM being ON and OFF.
– Chuckinator
Dec 12 at 5:17
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I had similar issue sometime back i had disable nested paging and it worked like a charm
Can you check if Nested Paging is Disabled? if not please shut the VM down and disable Nested Paging under System :) see below
Start the VM back and let us know if that helped.
Waiting for your reply
answered Dec 12 at 5:29
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Unfortunately it does not seem to have changed anything. still at 100%
– Chuckinator
Dec 12 at 5:49
are you running other VM or just one Ubuntu VM , if you are running other VM , what is the CPU on those ? this is clarify if that image issue or something else ?
– Dhanraj
Dec 12 at 6:01
Just the one VM
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I had similar issue sometime back i had disable nested paging and it worked like a charm
Can you check if Nested Paging is Disabled? if not please shut the VM down and disable Nested Paging under System :) see below
Start the VM back and let us know if that helped.
Waiting for your reply
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Unfortunately it does not seem to have changed anything. still at 100%
– Chuckinator
Dec 12 at 5:49
are you running other VM or just one Ubuntu VM , if you are running other VM , what is the CPU on those ? this is clarify if that image issue or something else ?
– Dhanraj
Dec 12 at 6:01
Just the one VM
– Chuckinator
Dec 12 at 6:12
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I had similar issue sometime back i had disable nested paging and it worked like a charm
Can you check if Nested Paging is Disabled? if not please shut the VM down and disable Nested Paging under System :) see below
Start the VM back and let us know if that helped.
Waiting for your reply
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Unfortunately it does not seem to have changed anything. still at 100%
– Chuckinator
Dec 12 at 5:49
are you running other VM or just one Ubuntu VM , if you are running other VM , what is the CPU on those ? this is clarify if that image issue or something else ?
– Dhanraj
Dec 12 at 6:01
Just the one VM
– Chuckinator
Dec 12 at 6:12
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I had similar issue sometime back i had disable nested paging and it worked like a charm
Can you check if Nested Paging is Disabled? if not please shut the VM down and disable Nested Paging under System :) see below
Start the VM back and let us know if that helped.
Waiting for your reply
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I had similar issue sometime back i had disable nested paging and it worked like a charm
Can you check if Nested Paging is Disabled? if not please shut the VM down and disable Nested Paging under System :) see below
Start the VM back and let us know if that helped.
Waiting for your reply
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Unfortunately it does not seem to have changed anything. still at 100%
– Chuckinator
Dec 12 at 5:49
are you running other VM or just one Ubuntu VM , if you are running other VM , what is the CPU on those ? this is clarify if that image issue or something else ?
– Dhanraj
Dec 12 at 6:01
Just the one VM
– Chuckinator
Dec 12 at 6:12
add a comment |
Unfortunately it does not seem to have changed anything. still at 100%
– Chuckinator
Dec 12 at 5:49
are you running other VM or just one Ubuntu VM , if you are running other VM , what is the CPU on those ? this is clarify if that image issue or something else ?
– Dhanraj
Dec 12 at 6:01
Just the one VM
– Chuckinator
Dec 12 at 6:12
Unfortunately it does not seem to have changed anything. still at 100%
– Chuckinator
Dec 12 at 5:49
Unfortunately it does not seem to have changed anything. still at 100%
– Chuckinator
Dec 12 at 5:49
are you running other VM or just one Ubuntu VM , if you are running other VM , what is the CPU on those ? this is clarify if that image issue or something else ?
– Dhanraj
Dec 12 at 6:01
are you running other VM or just one Ubuntu VM , if you are running other VM , what is the CPU on those ? this is clarify if that image issue or something else ?
– Dhanraj
Dec 12 at 6:01
Just the one VM
– Chuckinator
Dec 12 at 6:12
Just the one VM
– Chuckinator
Dec 12 at 6:12
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The CPU usage indicated inside a VM is not always 100% helpful particular when the host is on a CPU with power saving features - what is the CPU usage on the host?
– thomasrutter
Dec 12 at 4:07
I added 2 pics of 60 seconds into the VM being ON and OFF.
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Dec 12 at 5:17