Re: 100% cpu usage (kjournald, pdflush) with encrypted disks (dm-crypt)

hi,

> Especially if you copy from one encrypted device to another, so the
> data also has to be decrypted first.

thanks for the answer! i've been using encrypted root disks for quite
some time now and didn't see much performance loss or an increase in cpu
usage. i just wanted to be sure it's the en/decrypting between
different disks and not some kernel problem :)

JG
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