- #Steam download keeps dropping to 0 update#
- #Steam download keeps dropping to 0 free#
- #Steam download keeps dropping to 0 windows#
When my Steam client is actually downloading I get great speeds. And downloading the data is not the problem in this case.
Mainly because what it does is to cache DNS querys locally on your macinge.
However dnsmasq does not improve downloading games. Not sure if this is just working, or if it is working as a result of dnsmasq.
#Steam download keeps dropping to 0 update#
The whole update download tok a couple of seconds. And yes, it does fix the issue where it takes 1 min a click when you are browsing in the Store part of the Steam client.Īlso, updating the client itself goes really fast. I have dnsmasq (full, caching enabled one) up and running. Someone mentioned that using a package called "dnsmasq" would fix this, but I couldn't get it to work. Steam Runtime Version: steam-runtime-release_ĭriver: NVIDIA Corporation GeForce GTX 660 Ti/PCIe/SSE2 It is beta, but I have already tried stable, and gives exactly the same symptoms. Got same download speeds and same symptom of it getting stuck in Writing to disk, while iotop shows that not particulary much is happening on the disk.īelow is my System information running Steam client API v017, package version 1419038262.
#Steam download keeps dropping to 0 windows#
Result below: PIDĭownloaded and setup steam windows client with wine.
I tried to test if the disk would show similar bad performance with other tasks, so I used caja to simply copy a folder containing about 13 GB of data in a couple of files.
#Steam download keeps dropping to 0 free#
Running an ext4 filesystem that has about 1.3 TB of free space, 4.4 GB of used and is solely used for Steam games. My disk is local, mounted with barrier=0. I have seen quite a few of these googling the internet, but no real fix. home/buildbot/buildslave_steam/steam_rel_client_ubuntu12_linux/build/src/tier1/./tier1/fileio.cpp (2965) : Assertion Failed: Failed to determine free disk space for, error 2
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