NAS326 - CPU Stuck at 100%

starostkadk
starostkadk Posts: 5
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Hello

Im starting to see an issue, where the CPU on the NAS constantly is on 100%. If I SSH to the box its not an application which is using all the power but Software IRQ.
The only way, I have found to resolve this, is to cut the power for the NAS, and then it runs fine for some time.

I have installed the tweak package and disabled everything, except SMB.

The only package running is Transmission.

Anyone else seeing this behavior, or have a fix ?
 

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  • Mijzelf
    Mijzelf Posts: 2,790  Guru Member
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    Does executing
    cat /proc/interrupts
    a few times give any info on which irq is causing it?
  • starostkadk
    starostkadk Posts: 5


    Could it be a bug in the ARM driver ?
  • ikubuf
    ikubuf Posts: 142  Ally Member
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    edited April 2022
    Are you uploading or downloading lots of files at the same time?
    Or there is some IP address conflict in your environment?
    I think it might cause by there being too many packet queues on the NAS.

  • Mijzelf
    Mijzelf Posts: 2,790  Guru Member
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    A single screenshot doesn't say much. The idea is to see how fast the numbers change.
    Could it be a bug in the ARM driver ?
    No such thing exists. ARM is a platform, and so the whole OS 'talks' ARM. Further, if it is a bug somewhere, it has to be triggered by an external event, which is (more or less) unique for your box, else all 326's running the same firmware would have this problem.
  • starostkadk
    starostkadk Posts: 5


    Here I ran the command 3 times quickly after eachother. 
  • starostkadk
    starostkadk Posts: 5
    ikubuf said:
    Are you uploading or downloading lots of files at the same time?
    Or there is some IP address conflict in your environment?
    I think it might cause by there being too many packet queues on the NAS.

    Yes, im using it as an iSCSI disk for my Veeam backup, which is actually running right now.
  • Mijzelf
    Mijzelf Posts: 2,790  Guru Member
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    The change in count doesn't look strange, given that it's busy with disk&network. So either the soft interrupts don't show up in this list, or the problem requests take a lot more CPU cycles than they should do.

    I see one strange thing, the mmc interrupt count is incrementing. As I assume that you are not using it right now, that is strange. Do you have an SD card inserted? Maybe it is defective?
  • starostkadk
    starostkadk Posts: 5
    Mijzelf said:
    The change in count doesn't look strange, given that it's busy with disk&network. So either the soft interrupts don't show up in this list, or the problem requests take a lot more CPU cycles than they should do.

    I see one strange thing, the mmc interrupt count is incrementing. As I assume that you are not using it right now, that is strange. Do you have an SD card inserted? Maybe it is defective?
    Nope nothing connected except ethernet of course and two 3TB WD Red.
  • Mijzelf
    Mijzelf Posts: 2,790  Guru Member
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    Well, as mmc0 is the only strange behaving interrupt, try to insert an sd card and see if it helps.
  • e128968
    e128968 Posts: 5
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    I have the same problem. Please see the ss…

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    I do not upload or download anything.

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