Slackware x86_64 15.0 multilib: udisksd high CPU usage after Wine
by jr_bob_dobbs from LinuxQuestions.org on (#6QQTQ)
I'm running Slackware 15.0, 64 bit. with Alien Bob's multilib.
I compiled and installed Wine 9.0, using the slack-build on slackbuilds.org. As planned, I used the multilib method rather than building a wow64 build. The reason for this was that in recent Void and Devuan versions, a certain Windows game that I run would crash, and those distros both have wow64 in their wine.
As hoped and planned, Wine runs the game at speed, with sound, and without crashing.
There is just a strange new odd problem that I never expected. After exiting the game, my computers fan(s) kept roaring. Investigation revealed that a process named "udisksd" was using 33% of the CPU, as if the game was still running (I checked, it was not).
According to the udisksd man page, that is part of dbus. Oh.
Does anyone know what is going on? Thank you.
I compiled and installed Wine 9.0, using the slack-build on slackbuilds.org. As planned, I used the multilib method rather than building a wow64 build. The reason for this was that in recent Void and Devuan versions, a certain Windows game that I run would crash, and those distros both have wow64 in their wine.
As hoped and planned, Wine runs the game at speed, with sound, and without crashing.
There is just a strange new odd problem that I never expected. After exiting the game, my computers fan(s) kept roaring. Investigation revealed that a process named "udisksd" was using 33% of the CPU, as if the game was still running (I checked, it was not).
According to the udisksd man page, that is part of dbus. Oh.
Does anyone know what is going on? Thank you.