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[Xperia X] [2.1.4] Systemd taking up two full CPUs
In the latest weeks, on the Xperia X, it's happening that systemd start using high percentages of two CPUs. One of the offending tasks has PID 1. The only solution I found so far is to reboot the phone. The phenomenon might be related to the use of certain Android apps; in particular, the game Hay Day appears to trigger it. I still have to investigate more about this.
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[Xperia X] [2.1.4] Systemd systemd taking up two full CPUs
In the latest weeks, on the Xperia X, it's happening that systemd start using high percentages of two CPUs. One of the offending tasks has PID 1. The only solution I found so far is to reboot the phone. The phenomenon might be related to the use of certain Android apps; in particular, the game Hay Day appears to trigger it. I still have to investigate more about this.
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[Xperia X] [2.1.4] systemd taking up two full CPUs
In the latest weeks, on the Xperia X, it's happening that systemd start starts using high percentages of two CPUs. One of the offending tasks has PID 1. The only solution I found so far is to reboot the phone. The phenomenon might be related to the use of certain Android apps; in particular, the game Hay Day appears to trigger it. I still have to investigate more about this.
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[Xperia X] [2.1.4] systemd taking up two full CPUs
In the latest weeks, on the Xperia X, it's happening that systemd starts using high percentages of two CPUs. One of the offending tasks has PID 1. The only solution I found so far is to reboot the phone. The phenomenon might be related to the use of certain Android apps; in particular, the game Hay Day appears to trigger it. I still have to investigate more about this.this.
EDIT: The issue is due to a leftover from OSM Scout Server. See answer for the solution.
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[Xperia X] [2.1.4] systemd taking up two full CPUs
In the latest weeks, on the Xperia X, it's happening that systemd starts using high percentages of two CPUs. One of the offending tasks has PID 1. The only solution I found so far is to reboot the phone. The phenomenon might be related to the use of certain Android apps; in particular, the game Hay Day appears to trigger it. I still have to investigate more about this.
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EDIT: The issue is due to a leftover from OSM Scout Server. See answer for the solution.