Hello,
I have just added my system details, b/c I am having the same problem, I have an Atom330 CPU on a D945GCLF2 Intel Board with 3 HDDs connected.
1) One small hard disk contain the operating system, Ubuntu server 9.10 x32
2) Two hard disks (2Tb) in Raid 1 (mirror) with XFS filesystem on an encrypted md0 device
I know that Atom is a slow cpu for cryptographic processes, but using "top" I can see that kcryptd uses only 93-94% (of 200% max) of CPU time, and I have usually 45-60% of CPU idle time, while tranferring a BIG file. I have noticed about 18-19MB/s throughput.
Is there a way to use either CPU core for cryptd daemon??
Is it connected with the type of crypto algorithm used?
Hello,
I have just added my system details, b/c I am having the same problem, I have an Atom330 CPU on a D945GCLF2 Intel Board with 3 HDDs connected.
1) One small hard disk contain the operating system, Ubuntu server 9.10 x32
2) Two hard disks (2Tb) in Raid 1 (mirror) with XFS filesystem on an encrypted md0 device
I know that Atom is a slow cpu for cryptographic processes, but using "top" I can see that kcryptd uses only 93-94% (of 200% max) of CPU time, and I have usually 45-60% of CPU idle time, while tranferring a BIG file. I have noticed about 18-19MB/s throughput.
Is there a way to use either CPU core for cryptd daemon??
Is it connected with the type of crypto algorithm used?