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[Bug 311045] Re: Constant hard drive activity

 

I can't see an option, on this page, to re-open this bug report, so I am
just making a comment - maybe that will re-open it???

I get this problem with Mythtv. It has occurred on more than one install. I have a remote frontend/backend and, on my desktop, I use a frontend. However the unused backend, on the desktop constantly accesses the disk. It is irritating to listen to so I have a button on the top panel to close down the unused backend. I have tried removing the backend program from /etc/init.d - that does NOT stop the problem. It only removes a way of switching the offending program off. Thus, I conclude that it is a program that the backend accesses which causes the problem but NOT the backend program itself because, as I stated, I can remove /etc/init.d/mythtv-backend, reboot,  and the problem still occurs.
I have checked out the mysql.txt files, as detailed in an earlier post, but they are all OK and only feature the correct IP and password for the REMOTE backend server.

If you require any logs etc. please let me know which ones and I will send them accordingly.
 

I use Karmic and MythTV 0.22 on both the desktop and also on the remote
'server' backend/frontend.

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Constant hard drive activity
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Bug description:
Had constant hard drive activity.  Even before logging in.  As any user.
Noticed it soon after installing Myth TV frontend and backend by "add/remove".
It did not show up in system monitor.  Found it using iotop.
Uninstalled using "add/remove" but it kept doing it.  Rebooted - still doing it.  Used Synaptic to uninstall everything with mythtv in the description and it stopped instantly.
I cannot reproduce it as I have no desire to install any package with the word myth again.