H all,

i've a SCCM 2012 Secondary Site with SQL 2008 R2 Express Version below an Primary Site.
The sqlservr.exe and the smsexec.exe on the SecSite have high CPU load the whole time.
Also the statesys.log is increasing very fast (100 KB per second) with the following entries:
total chucks loaded (0)  $$<SMS_STATE_SYSTEM><10-18-2012 01:45:34.973+240><thread=3328 (0xD00)>
total chucks loaded (0)  $$<SMS_STATE_SYSTEM><10-18-2012 01:45:34.973+240><thread=3328 (0xD00)>
total chucks loaded (0)  $$<SMS_STATE_SYSTEM><10-18-2012 01:45:34.973+240><thread=3328 (0xD00)>
total chucks loaded (0)  $$<SMS_STATE_SYSTEM><10-18-2012 01:45:34.973+240><thread=3328 (0xD00)>
total chucks loaded (0)  $$<SMS_STATE_SYSTEM><10-18-2012 01:45:34.973+240><thread=3328 (0xD00)>
total chucks loaded (0)  $$<SMS_STATE_SYSTEM><10-18-2012 01:45:34.973+240><thread=3328 (0xD00)>
total chucks loaded (0)  $$<SMS_STATE_SYSTEM><10-18-2012 01:45:34.973+240><thread=3328 (0xD00)>

What could be the problem? Has Chuck Norris something to do with it? :D

Thanks a lot for your help.

Hi.

Same problem. Did you solve it ?

Regards,

BUMP.... Same issue here. Both secondary servers are doing it. 

SP and CU level?

2012 SP1 CU1, but I think I have a lead. For unknown reasons DB replication is down on both of my links. Will reslove that first and report back.

Hi Eric,

I have exactly the same problem. When pushed installation of a secondary server and right after the link turns active, the CPU is skyrocketing and the statesys.log is growing rapidly just like the example above.

So did you find the root cause?

Hi all,

I'm currently facing the same issue with an SCCM 2012 R2 Secondary site.  High CPU utilisation caused by statesys.log being filled with "total chucks loaded (0)" messages.  It seems to have happened since applying the March 2014 critical updates (the secondary site is running on Server 2008 R2) but removing them didn't help.  If anyone managed to resolve this please let me know.

Thanks, Tom

I am experiencing the same behavior on my two secondary servers.  Did anybody come up with the cause and/or fix for this?

Yes, I know this is an old post, Im cleaning up old post, did you get this fixed, if so what was the solution?

Since no one has answer this post, I recommend opening  a support case with CSS as they can work with you to solve this problem.

Look for a corrupt file in inboxes\auth\statesys.box this will cause the the statesys.log  "total chucks loaded (0)"  with high cpu usuage on a Secondary Site᥿

Removing a very old file from the inbox has resolved it for me - 2012 SP2.