Hi,
Debian Bookworm 32 bit, on real hardware, AMD 5700 G CPU (16 threads), sata SSDs, fast ethernet connection, kernel with 'nomodeset' parameter.
If I do an apt-get, then an apt-update, the downloads go fast enough. But then it goes to actually install the downloads, where the progress bar is shown. This take extremely long, like well over an hour (over 1000 packages updated).
The strange thing is, memory is hardly used, CPU utilization 0 or 1%, network activity zero, storage activity zero and lots of free space; as shown by the various monitoring items on the XFCE panel). To me it looks like apt is waiting for something all the time.
What is wrong here? Have I configured something wrong? Specific for the 32-bit version?
I also installed Bookworm 32 bit in a VirtualBox VM, the same thing happens (on a different, but also fast PC, VM with 4 threads).
And on the same (multi-boot) hardware, 64 bit Mint 21.3 apt-update goes very much faster.
Thanks, MatN
Debian Bookworm 32 bit, on real hardware, AMD 5700 G CPU (16 threads), sata SSDs, fast ethernet connection, kernel with 'nomodeset' parameter.
If I do an apt-get, then an apt-update, the downloads go fast enough. But then it goes to actually install the downloads, where the progress bar is shown. This take extremely long, like well over an hour (over 1000 packages updated).
The strange thing is, memory is hardly used, CPU utilization 0 or 1%, network activity zero, storage activity zero and lots of free space; as shown by the various monitoring items on the XFCE panel). To me it looks like apt is waiting for something all the time.
What is wrong here? Have I configured something wrong? Specific for the 32-bit version?
I also installed Bookworm 32 bit in a VirtualBox VM, the same thing happens (on a different, but also fast PC, VM with 4 threads).
And on the same (multi-boot) hardware, 64 bit Mint 21.3 apt-update goes very much faster.
Thanks, MatN
Statistics: Posted by MatN — 2024-03-19 13:22 — Replies 1 — Views 26