Messages in this thread |  | | From | Alexander Puchmayr <> | | Subject | Memory leak in 2.4.5?? | | Date | Mon, 18 Jun 2001 10:22:15 +0200 |
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Hi folks!
When I try to copy large files (let say some iso-image or disk image) over the network (regardless if nfs, ftp, whatever), the system starts to swap until it stucks - RESET required.
It is impossible for me to get one large 300MB file to my local harddrive!!
Observations I made: * No process seems to allocate the memory, buffered/cached memory is very low. So I assume that the kernel "eats" the memory.
* I tried my tests with a 100 MBit card (3c905) and a 10 MBit card (rtl-8029 based), and it appeared only with the 100MBps card.
The kernel I'm using is a vanilla 2.4.5 with knfsd-patch (from namesys).
Thanks Alexander Puchmayr
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