Revisions to upowerd consuming 100% cpu

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After discovering this page I did some experimentation; connecting and disconnecting my iPhone 4 (ios 7.1.2) with up-to-date Ubuntu 16.10 using Unity running on a MacBookPro7,1

I found that just confirming Trust on the iPhone had no effect; { in fact I am asked repetitively to allow trust on this system unless I indicate 'Don't Trust', but that is another matter }

I also found that usbmuxd is playing a big part in this problem, so forcing usbmuxd to exit is a quick and dirty fix.

/usr/sbin/usbmuxd -X

After NOT Trusting and running the command I can charge the phone, and connect to it as a wireless or bluetooth hotspot without the cpu time consumption. { the phone also stops asking whether to trust the computer or not, and usbmuxd stops restarting }

I hope this helps someone with more expertise than myself to devise a more acceptable fix for this.

After discovering this page I did some experimentation; connecting and disconnecting my iPhone 4 (ios 7.1.2) with up-to-date Ubuntu 16.10 using Unity running on a MacBookPro7,1

I found that just confirming Trust on the iPhone had no effect; { in fact I am asked repetitively to allow trust on this system unless I indicate 'Don't Trust', but that is another matter }

I also found that usbmuxd is playing a big part in this problem, so forcing usbmuxd to exit is a quick and dirty fix.

/usr/sbin/usbmuxd -X

After NOT Trusting and running the command I can charge the phone, and connect to it as a wireless or bluetooth hotspot without the cpu time consumption. { the phone also stops asking whether to trust the computer or not, and usbmuxd stops restarting }

I hope this helps someone with more expertise than myself to devise a more acceptable fix for this.

After discovering this page I did some experimentation; connecting and disconnecting my iPhone 4 (ios 7.1.2) with up-to-date Ubuntu 16.10 using Unity running on a MacBookPro7,1

I found that just confirming Trust on the iPhone had no effect; { in fact I am asked repetitively to allow trust on this system unless I indicate 'Don't Trust', but that is another matter }

I also found that usbmuxd is playing a big part in this problem, so forcing usbmuxd to exit is a quick and dirty fix.

/usr/sbin/usbmuxd -X

After NOT Trusting and running the command I can charge the phone, and connect to it as a wireless or bluetooth hotspot without the cpu time consumption. { the phone also stops asking whether to trust the computer or not, and usbmuxd stops restarting }

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edited Apr 28, 2017 at 7:10

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After discovering this page I did some experimentation; connecting and disconnecting my iPhone 4 (ios 7.1.2) with up-to-date Ubuntu 16.10 using Unity running on a MacBookPro7,1

I found that just confirming Trust on the iPhone had no effect; { in fact I am asked repetitively to allow trust on this system unless I indicate 'Don't Trust', but that is another matter }

I also found that usbmuxd is playing a big part in this problem, so forcing usbmuxd to exit is a quick and dirty fix.

/usr/sbin/usbmuxd -X

After NOT Trusting and running the command I can charge the phone, and connect to it as a wireless or bluetooth hotspot without the cpu time consumption. { the phone also stops asking whether to trust the computer or not, and usbmuxd stops restarting }

I hope this helps someone with more expertise than myself to devise a more acceptable fix for this.

After discovering this page I did some experimentation; connecting and disconnecting my iPhone 4 (ios 7.1.2) with up-to-date Ubuntu 16.10 using Unity running on a MacBookPro7,1

I found that just confirming Trust on the iPhone had no effect; { in fact I am asked repetitively to allow trust on this system but that is another matter }

I also found that usbmuxd is playing a big part in this problem, so forcing usbmuxd to exit is a quick and dirty fix.

/usr/sbin/usbmuxd -X

After running the command I can charge the phone, and connect to it as a wireless or bluetooth hotspot without the cpu time consumption. { the phone also stops asking whether to trust the computer or not }

I hope this helps someone with more expertise than myself to devise a more acceptable fix for this.

After discovering this page I did some experimentation; connecting and disconnecting my iPhone 4 (ios 7.1.2) with up-to-date Ubuntu 16.10 using Unity running on a MacBookPro7,1

I found that just confirming Trust on the iPhone had no effect; { in fact I am asked repetitively to allow trust on this system unless I indicate 'Don't Trust', but that is another matter }

I also found that usbmuxd is playing a big part in this problem, so forcing usbmuxd to exit is a quick and dirty fix.

/usr/sbin/usbmuxd -X

After NOT Trusting and running the command I can charge the phone, and connect to it as a wireless or bluetooth hotspot without the cpu time consumption. { the phone also stops asking whether to trust the computer or not, and usbmuxd stops restarting }

I hope this helps someone with more expertise than myself to devise a more acceptable fix for this.

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edited Apr 26, 2017 at 10:24

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After discovering this page I did some experimentation; connecting and disconnecting my iPhone 4 (ios 7.1.2) with up-to-date Ubuntu 16.10 using Unity running on a MacBookPro7,1

I found that just confirming Trust on the iPhone had no effect; { in fact I am asked repetitively to allow trust on this system but that is another matter }

I also found that usbmuxd is playing a big part in this problem, so forcing usbmuxd to exit is a quick and dirty fix.

/usr/sbin/usbmuxd -X

After running the command I can charge the phone, and connect to it as a wireless or bluetooth hotspot without the cpu bandwidthtime consumption. { the phone also stops asking whether to trust the computer or not }

I hope this helps someone with more expertise than myself to devise a more acceptable fix for this.

After discovering this page I did some experimentation; connecting and disconnecting my iPhone 4 (ios 7.1.2) with up-to-date Ubuntu 16.10 using Unity running on a MacBookPro7,1

I found that just confirming Trust on the iPhone had no effect; { in fact I am asked repetitively to allow trust on this system but that is another matter }

I also found that usbmuxd is playing a big part in this problem, so forcing usbmuxd to exit is a quick and dirty fix.

/usr/sbin/usbmuxd -X

After running the command I can charge the phone, and connect to it as a wireless or bluetooth hotspot without the cpu bandwidth consumption. { the phone also stops asking whether to trust the computer or not }

I hope this helps someone with more expertise than myself to devise a more acceptable fix for this.

After discovering this page I did some experimentation; connecting and disconnecting my iPhone 4 (ios 7.1.2) with up-to-date Ubuntu 16.10 using Unity running on a MacBookPro7,1

I found that just confirming Trust on the iPhone had no effect; { in fact I am asked repetitively to allow trust on this system but that is another matter }

I also found that usbmuxd is playing a big part in this problem, so forcing usbmuxd to exit is a quick and dirty fix.

/usr/sbin/usbmuxd -X

After running the command I can charge the phone, and connect to it as a wireless or bluetooth hotspot without the cpu time consumption. { the phone also stops asking whether to trust the computer or not }

I hope this helps someone with more expertise than myself to devise a more acceptable fix for this.