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+ | ====== Preventing High CPU Usage on Large Folder Synchronization across Operating Systems ====== | ||
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+ | When large folders have to be synchronized with Resilio Sync it may happen that the CPU is overused. Some errors might appear in the Resilio Sync interface, such as " | ||
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+ | It is likely that since Resilio Sync attempts to synchronize modification times as well as extended file attributes, various instances on different devices cannot handle the changes properly resulting in Resilio Sync incessantly attempting to synchronize files at the slightest of changes. The result is that the CPU is spun up more than often resulting in a high CPU usage. | ||
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+ | This issue is not a bug within Resilio Sync, but rather a consequence of design, given that Resilio Sync is deliberately programmed to achieve a perfect mirror of files across all devices. However, in case that a perfect copy is not required (for instance, if the user does not care about modification time nor extended attributes in favor of content), the following power user configuration changes can be made to reduce the CPU usage to a minimum: | ||
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+ | Perhaps the following changes could be made to then further reduce CPU usage given their definitions: | ||
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