The same happens to me - everything fine until I plug an external HD into the laptop - and then the following start to eat CPU cycles:
gvfs-gdu-volume-monitor
gdu-notification-daemon
If I stop these (it was an act of desperation) then update-notifier starts to eat CPU cycles
I am using 11.10
On the machine before clean install of 11.10 - from 10.?? - no problems
I also have 11.10 on the USB HD - and when I use this to boot a Lenovo laptop or an HP laptop - again the CPU use rises to close to 100% - with the same processes misbehaving
If I plug the same HDD into my 10.04 system then - no problems
I am happy to do more digging for information - but it seems few other folks are suffering this problem
The same happens to me - everything fine until I plug an external HD into the laptop - and then the following start to eat CPU cycles:
gvfs-gdu- volume- monitor n-daemon
gdu-notificatio
If I stop these (it was an act of desperation) then update-notifier starts to eat CPU cycles
I am using 11.10
On the machine before clean install of 11.10 - from 10.?? - no problems
I also have 11.10 on the USB HD - and when I use this to boot a Lenovo laptop or an HP laptop - again the CPU use rises to close to 100% - with the same processes misbehaving
If I plug the same HDD into my 10.04 system then - no problems
I am happy to do more digging for information - but it seems few other folks are suffering this problem