Kai Krakow

This has mainly been discussed here: https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Fossilize/issues/99 The behavior you observe is due to the introduction of watching IO PSI in the kernel which is global across all drives. You...

@HansKristian-Work It may be possible that the dirty pages watcher is a bit too aggressive: If copying large files, dirty data is expected. Maybe it should watch PSI only, and...

> since we can quickly swarm IO caches when 10+ threads hammer out shader caches with non-ideal access patterns That's actually the point here even when copying data on another...

You probably want to skip all the fd related options, those are created by the Steam client to communicate with the processes. Also, maybe skip quiet-slave while testing and look...

@letharion Be aware that IO/CPU pressure auto-adjust may not work when running directly from command line or cron... I think `--master-process` did the trick for enabling background mode but I'm...

I'm using the current Gentoo version 0.4.1 but the problem persists: While portage with cgroup support is running, I can no longer run below with user permission, only running as...

I'm using systemd, so there's no `rc.conf` which does anything useful (and I don't even have one): ``` # systemctl --version systemd 249 (249) +PAM -AUDIT -SELINUX -APPARMOR +IMA +SMACK...

I think this may be caused by Gentoo-specific handling of cgroup in portage but don't think that Gentoo's "below" should carry a Gentoo-specific patch because that usage of cgroups could...

Please try running a longer emerge with `FEATURES="cgroup"`, as only this will create the incompatible cgroup during merging packages. While it is running, try starting `below`, observe the following behavior:...

> I don't think there's generally anything in particular preventing users from mounting something under /sys/fs/cgroup. In this case, I wonder if we could make below ignore this nested hierarchies....