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1] Start Tribler.
2} Let it run for 20 minutes. Check disk usage. 3] Exit browser
4] Disk usage suddenly increases 5] Open tribler again and see same torrents operating with same leecher/seeders, therefore no reason for the spike in disk usage suddenly that too when exit-ing the browser and letting it run in system tray.
IMAGE 1 :- Tribler disk usage for some torrents when browser is open.
IMAGE 2 :- Sudden spike in disk usage as soon as browser is exit-ed.
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@absolutep nice stats! This is Bittorrent engine dumping the state of Torrents to disk. Especially seeding 20 GByte in 6 swarms would trigger a disk blast in Libtorrent for checkpoint saving. Also Tribler itself is also saving it's state to disk. We'll check if there is something going on.
1] Start Tribler.
2} Let it run for 20 minutes. Check disk usage.
3] Exit browser
4] Disk usage suddenly increases
5] Open tribler again and see same torrents operating with same leecher/seeders, therefore no reason for the spike in disk usage suddenly that too when exit-ing the browser and letting it run in system tray.
IMAGE 1 :- Tribler disk usage for some torrents when browser is open.
IMAGE 2 :- Sudden spike in disk usage as soon as browser is exit-ed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: