But this may actually be on purpose. I/O Wait means that the processor is not doing anything, because it is waiting for some I/O to finish. The CPU *could* be doing work, but it isn't. So, from the processor's viewpoint (which is what the applet is showing), it is idle.
Thanks for the suggestion.
But this may actually be on purpose. I/O Wait means that the processor is not doing anything, because it is waiting for some I/O to finish. The CPU *could* be doing work, but it isn't. So, from the processor's viewpoint (which is what the applet is showing), it is idle.
See links: www.metron. co.uk/reference /performance_ tips/unix/ unix_tip11. html nixcraft. com/linux- software/ 431-what- i-o-wait- under-ps- command. html
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