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      CPU Usage of empty server

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      i think im seeing the same with fake cpu spikes. I started a second pool yesterday to patch and left it on over night. typically i just shut it down once done so the servers dont get too far behind patching. Under the pool stats im seeing spikes but under hosts nothing. It doesnt really bother me, but figure i add to the thread that im also seeing it. [image: c75fecec-d618-4f05-a931-edea6bc6ecce-image.jpeg] [image: 1b9ea5aa-d349-4ff8-af89-30a970d36fbb-image.jpeg] [image: 0f579999-cd96-4216-a0d4-d637ea5febf1-image.jpeg]
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      XOA Unable to connect xo server every 30s

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      @GregBinSD said: Here are two more notes regarding the XO6 "Unable to connect to XO server. Retry" message, which pops up after 30 seconds. It occurs when either the Chrome or the Microsoft Edge browsers are used on my Windows 11 PC. However, I often use a Samsung Tab-A9 (tablet), and it does not have this issue with XO6. It uses the Chrome browser. To enlighten you the Microsoft Edge your talking about is not the original release (from Windows 10). It’s the Chromium based release from during Windows 10 and has been that one ever since. The original release of Microsoft Edge had its own rendering engine called MSHTML. The current modern Edge effectively shares a common upstream code base with Google Chrome, namely Chromium. The Samsung Tab-A9 doesn’t have the issue even though it, uses the same browser namely Google Chrome. This is the case because the tablet uses a version of Google Android, which has its own kernel, which is a fork or variation of the Linux Kernel.