Memory/swapping problem
By Kim1 - usenet poster
The only issue that I've had that remotely resembles that involes CPU
usage, not memory. Assuming your statistics are from top(1), can you
try 'top -S' to display what system process resources are also? I'm
betting it's some system task, since your killing user processes has had
no effect. (btw my issue is the "irq10:" task seemingly locked in
*Giant state and sucking
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Anthony Jenkins
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usage, not memory. Assuming your statistics are from top(1), can you
try 'top -S' to display what system process resources are also? I'm
betting it's some system task, since your killing user processes has had
no effect. (btw my issue is the "irq10:" task seemingly locked in
*Giant state and sucking
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Anthony Jenkins
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Solution #1
posted on Aug 01, 2007
man1 - usenet poster
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Anthony,
Tried this, nothing was showing huge memory consumption. I had to
reboot the machine anyway, so while it was down I put in another 256MB of
memory and manually ran the expire. No huge cpu/swap spike, and no
increase in wired memory after the expire. Looks like the wired memory
problem is tied to the swapping in some way, based on empirical data.
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Tried this, nothing was showing huge memory consumption. I had to
reboot the machine anyway, so while it was down I put in another 256MB of
memory and manually ran the expire. No huge cpu/swap spike, and no
increase in wired memory after the expire. Looks like the wired memory
problem is tied to the swapping in some way, based on empirical data.
- brian
+++
He rides a cycle of mighty days, and \ Wm Brian and Lori McCane
represents the last great schizm among\ McCane Consulting
the gods. Evil though he obviously is, \
he is a mighty figure, this father of \ #
my spirit, and I respect him as the sons \ #
of old did the fathers of their bodies. \ #
Roger Zelazny - "Lord of Light" \ #
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