When using top, it shows me that cifsd has used lots of CPU time but in htop the process does not show up at all. I have tried enabling threads (with H) in htop, to no avail. It also does not show up in pstree, even when using parameters that might show me more info (-apcls).I can find its process id in /proc so it exists.In ps aux it shows up but in square brackets: [cifsd] is the value of the last column (titled COMMAND).What kind of a process is this? From the CPU time over uptime, it seems to use 7.8% CPU on average (and it's pretty constant, when looking at top), so it's definitely a process of interest, but htop hides it.
htop does not show a process
process;ps;top;cifs;htop
Go to setup and change your 'Display' options:F2 > Display optionsDo not hide kernel threads and show custom thread names:[ ] Hide kernel threads[x] Show custom thread namesSave:F10