CPU usage very high with Ubuntu 12.10
Posted: 22. Oct 2012, 20:43
With the latest Ubuntu (12.10) I get CPU usage through the roof (20-60%) on host. In the guest, 'top' tells me that Compiz is the sinner, idling at 100-160% CPU, which I assume means that it is using over one and half core or something like that.
Host machine is a Core i7 laptop with 4 cores, 8GB RAM, Intel graphics (I have an nVidia achip but I believe its disabled), running Win 7 Enterprise 64-bit, with latest VirtualBox (4.2.2).
Guest is 32-bit Ubuntu 12.10, with latest "Guest Additions" installed. It's assigned 4GB RAM and all 4 Cores, no usage cap.
I've tried a bunch of different settings, but right now its running with the ICH9 chipset, IO APIC enabled, EFI disabled, PAE/NX enabled VT-x and nested paging enabled. 128MB video mem and right now both 2D and 3D accel is disabled, although I tried with both enabled, no difference.
I did install "CompizConfig" manager in the guest and disabled all desktop effects, same issue.
Anybody have the same issue? Any ideas what I can try?
Have you experienced this in earlier versions or is it likely a 12.10 introduced issue?
Thanks for all help.
Host machine is a Core i7 laptop with 4 cores, 8GB RAM, Intel graphics (I have an nVidia achip but I believe its disabled), running Win 7 Enterprise 64-bit, with latest VirtualBox (4.2.2).
Guest is 32-bit Ubuntu 12.10, with latest "Guest Additions" installed. It's assigned 4GB RAM and all 4 Cores, no usage cap.
I've tried a bunch of different settings, but right now its running with the ICH9 chipset, IO APIC enabled, EFI disabled, PAE/NX enabled VT-x and nested paging enabled. 128MB video mem and right now both 2D and 3D accel is disabled, although I tried with both enabled, no difference.
I did install "CompizConfig" manager in the guest and disabled all desktop effects, same issue.
Anybody have the same issue? Any ideas what I can try?
Have you experienced this in earlier versions or is it likely a 12.10 introduced issue?
Thanks for all help.