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---------- > From: Jason Merrill <jason@cygnus.com> > To: submit-linux-dev-kernel@yggdrasil.com > Subject: 2.0.28: Couldn't get a free page > Date: Quinta-feira, 27 de Fevereiro de 1997 1:52 > I'm running 2.0.28 on a P133 from Micron. Periodically things will > freeze up during heavy disk activity, usually involving a compile. My > shells and xterms keep working, but I can't even run ps until it > unfreezes. By unsetting LD_LIBRARY_PATH and running /usr/bin/tail > /var/log/messages, I can see that the kernel is complaining that it > "Couldn't get a free page". The computer has 32MB RAM and 96MB swap, of > which about 80MB is usually free, so it's not running low on space; why is > the kernel having so much trouble? > > I used to run into this on 2.0.23, and thought it was related to NFS, > perhaps amd's repeated mounting and unmounting, but now it seems unrelated. > There have only been four amd mounts today, the last one an hour before > this latest episode of kernel confusion. The compiles are using local disk. > > Any ideas? This makes it hard to get work done. > > Jason I'm having the same problem while compiling with GCC, gcc stops compiling when it receives a signal 11 ( Segmentation violation ) and in the other console i see that this appens when the phisical memory ends. gcc can't use virtual memory ? The same problem appens in a 486 DX4 100 with 16Mb and in a P133 with 32Mb I'm running kernel 2.0.27 & 2.0.29 TKS. //////////////////////////////////////////////////// Pedro Ribeiro Online: http://www.cc.isel.pt/Pessoais/PedroRibeiro Mail: pribeiro@cc.isel.pt //////////////////////////////////////////////////// | ||||||||||||
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