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Est-ce que tu as le local display activé ? Si oui, vérifie la taille de ce dossier (en ssh), change "/volume1" si besoin, c'est le volume où est installé surveillance station: du -hs /volume1/\@appstore/SurveillanceStation/local_display/.config/chromium-local-display/BrowserMetrics Si ce dossier est gros, il faut désactiver le local display: Surveillance Station (on admin account) - Application Center - Local Display - Stop Puis tu peux supprimer les fichiers qui sont dans le dossier: rm /volume1/\@appstore/SurveillanceStation/local_display/.config/chromium-local-display/BrowserMetrics/* Si ça ne correspond pas, essaye de chercher quel dossier prend de la place. Le mieux est de chercher dans chaque dossier et de descendre dans l'arborescence pour trouver ce qui prend de l'espace, comme ci-dessous: du -hs /volume1/\@appstore/*

Thanks for the answer guys. I've generated 4 processes to run at 100% cpu and observed. I confirm the XPenology uses 100% of CPU for each core. And in this case I could see my ESXi CPU was at 100% (so using all cores as well). So it seems like this message in logs has no impact and my VM uses all cores available Thanks again

Hi guys, I am wondering if I am missing something here. I see the 3615xs is supposed to support 8 threads max. I have a ESXi 6.7 and I configured my XPenology VM with 1 CPU with 4 threads (just FYI, my physical CPU is i5 4200U, 2xcores, 4xthreads). On my XPenology 3615xs under 6.2.3, I can see the 4 threads: # cat /proc/cpuinfo |grep processor processor : 0 processor : 1 processor : 2 processor : 3 But in the /var/log/kern.log I see those messages: 2020-11-12T21:05:36+01:00 supernas kernel: [184583.879598] CPU count larger than MAX_CPU 2: 2 2020-11-12T21:06:36+01:00 supernas kernel: [184643.986544] CPU count larger than MAX_CPU 2: 2 2020-11-12T21:06:36+01:00 supernas kernel: [184643.986547] CPU count larger than MAX_CPU 2: 2 2020-11-12T21:07:37+01:00 supernas kernel: [184704.091052] CPU count larger than MAX_CPU 2: 2 I am wondering if this indicates that the kernel wouldn't use more than 2 CPUs (or 2 threads in this case) ? From this article: https://www.thegeekdiary.com/how-to-enable-disable-cpus-limiting-cpu-count-in-centos-rhel/ They explain it exists a grub option to override the number of max CPUs, but I didn't find this parameter in the Jun loader grub.conf Do you guys know whether or not my VM can use more than 2 threads ? Is this kern.log message can be ignored ?