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During system upgrade, dpkg unpacks packages EXTREMELY SLOW. Like one packet in a tens of seconds. Need to update ~2000 packets. Looks like system is completely broken and only way to reinstall it without bcachefs. This is most worses bug among others.
The problem is in bcachefs, see backtrace of dpkg program:
Very slow execution is caused by the fact, that dpkg calls fsync after every operation on the files. This not causes significant problem on another file systems, but causes significant slowdown on bcachefs.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Tried to "evacuate" data from SSD. 0%, nothing done, 100% cpu load. File system is unusable. Everything is very slow.
# bcachefs device evacuate /dev/nvme0n1p3
Setting /dev/nvme0n1p3 readonly
0% complete: current position btree extents:604196383:82380928
Only last two numbers changed once per second.
Looks like "a new version" (starting from 6.12 kernel) of bcachefs is completely broken and unusable. Trying to reboot, not expecting, that I will be able to boot up...
During system upgrade, dpkg unpacks packages EXTREMELY SLOW. Like one packet in a tens of seconds. Need to update ~2000 packets. Looks like system is completely broken and only way to reinstall it without bcachefs. This is most worses bug among others.
The problem is in bcachefs, see backtrace of
dpkg
program:No any messages from bcachefs in kernel log (dmesg).
See strace output:
Very slow execution is caused by the fact, that dpkg calls
fsync
after every operation on the files. This not causes significant problem on another file systems, but causes significant slowdown on bcachefs.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: