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+ [MASTER] High CPU Consumption
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Hi,
same problem here too.
I've previously opened a new bug, where I attached some iostat and
Systemtap measuerements of FF3 (iotime and disktop).
Please see them here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+bug/221842
I can confirm too that this huge IO activity was not prese
It seems to happen again with a fresh profile and both options enabled
so I upload the file. If it is too big or not needed anymore just delete
it. For testing copy both files to Firefox profile and wait some time ~1
minute I guess. It even happens with a blank page.
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The file keeps growing to previous size if the phishing and attack site
filter isn't disabled.
If the file can be compressed well maybe it is a good idea to upload it
here so that the devs can retrace it. With 7z my 22 MB file is reduced
to 5.7 MB. I don't know if it is too much for Launchpad but
Alexander - your last question was "If you see this, please stop any firefox
running, backup your
urlclassifier3.sqlite from your .mozilla/firefox/... profile. then
remove that file from your profile and restart firefox. Does this help?"
And it was answered 3 times - Chris Coulson (2 times - hel
My urlclassifier3.sqlite file has grown back to 17.4MB this evening and
the periodic high CPU load and disk I/O seems to have returned
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I removed the urlclassifier3.sqlite file, but it did not help any.
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** Changed in: firefox
Status: Unknown => Confirmed
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Alexander - I got rid of the file last night, and I didn't notice any
more lock-ups. The file was re-created but only 9kB. I will need to use
it a bit more tonight after work before I can conclude whether it has
fixed the issue.
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no replies to my last question. setting to incomplete again.
** Changed in: firefox-3.0 (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: firefox => firefox-3.0
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btw, please keep the backup in case we need more info.
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If you see this, please stop any firefox running, backup your
urlclassifier3.sqlite from your .mozilla/firefox/... profile. then
remove that file from your profile and restart firefox. Does this help?
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Changing this from Incomplete to Confirmed, as I can only see one
request for information here (Alexander), and it was answered by Miguel.
This is also happening on my system (same version of firefox and
xulrunner as everyone else)
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The same happens to me. Since the last update (2 or 3 days ago) I get an
unusable firefox that eats CPU constantly.
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If you don't disable the forgery and attack site options the db will be updated
gradual again.
I guess the beta5 of Firefox will stay for three years (LTS desktop
support time) or are there plans to upgrade it with newer Hardy
releases?
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If Firefox 3.0 b6 does not make it into the final release, I suggest to
roll back to FF 3.0b4 and to skip b5.
I also had to stop using FF b5 on my Hardy systems since it is barely
usable after a few minutes of browsing.
Together with the random scrollkeeper attacks on my HD, CPU and memory
which
>From the comments (esp. #19) it seems this is not an xorg issue, so
closing that component.
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Status: New => Invalid
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to unggnu: I just deleted the urlclassifier file - Firefox created a new
one (9KB in size) and everything seems fine now...
Bendis
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Same happens here with Firefox 3.0 b5+nobinonly. And this started after
updating Hardy on april 22th (CET). I also happen to use Nvidia-new
driver and Compiz.
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Btw. some information about urlclassifier3.sqlite
http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?t=640383. In the standard
configuration checking of "suspected forgery" is disabled in Firefox in
Ubuntu.
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Have you tried a new profile? Close Firefox, move .mozilla to a backup
location and then restart the browser. Maybe temporary but it fixes the
problem for me so bendis could be right.
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I have absolutely the same symptoms being described here too. This has
started happening after a very recent update.
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Same problems as everyone else. Lots of HD activity and FF becomes
unresponsive. This just started happening about 2 days ago for me.
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Yes, it does not matter what site you visit. The high CPU and disk
trashing will happen almost immediately after launching Firefox 95% of
the time and then periodically afterwards, even if Firefox is idle.
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Well, I just found out what is firefox doing during this high cpu and
disk activity - it does something nasty with the urlclassifier3.sqlite
file (about 20MB in size) in may home firefox profile directory. The
urlclassifier3.sqlite is being touched and the urlclassifier3.sqlite-
journal file consta
Hi,
I have exactly the same symptoms. It does not matter what page is loaded
in firefox or whether the safe-mode is on or not, the cpu and disk
trashing starts in a minute or two after firefox is launched. Firefox
becomes unresponsive and closing it takes about ten seconds. Once
closed, cpu and di
OK, I just ran firefox in safe mode and just left it at my home page
http://www.phys.ufl.edu/fermisurface/ After a while, it started using
CPU and using the hard disk, although memory usage according to htop
didn't skyrocket. Completely closing firefox takes a while once the
"thrashing" has started
I'm using firefox version 3.0~b5+nobinonly-0ubuntu3 and xulrunner-1.9 version
1.9~b5+nobinonly-0ubuntu3. Extensions used are:
-Adblock Filterset.G updater 0.3.1.3
-Adblock Plus 0.7.5.4
-Flashblock 1.5.5
-Ubuntu Firefox Modifications 0.5
I need to wait some time for the HD access to occurr, and it
please submit info about this firefox package version you are exactly
using. Further, please provide an example url that consumes that much
CPU.
Also submit a complete list of extensions you are using. try to run
firefox -safe-mode to see if disabling extensions helps.
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I have disabled the language addons (first only xulrunner and then both
xulrunner and firefox) and the hard disk trashing still occurs. Please
note that I have been running the firefox update that came this morning
(April 22). However, epiphany-browser (using gecko 1.9) works just fine.
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Some say that disabling the xulrunner language packs does help. I can't
confirm it right now, though. I will try it and see what happens.
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I can confirm this with current Hardy. The cpu usage seems to mainly
come from the high disc activity.
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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same problem here, this is making firefox unusable for me, i hope the
devs understand how serious this issue is
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I am also having the exact same problem doing "top" in terminal shows
firefox using massive amounts of cpu like a person pointed out in the
thread linked above!
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This is also happening here. Firefox 3 on uptodate Hardy is also causing
a lot of I/O, which is probably the eventual cause of the high CPU
usage. Furthermore, there is also more people affected, as evidenced in
the following forum thread:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=759673
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