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SubjectRe: help interpreting oom-killer output
Christopher Friesen wrote:
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> I'm running a modified 2.6.10 on an x86 uniprocessor system. I keep
> having processes killed by the oom killer at the same place while
> running LTP. The system has gigs of memory, so I find this kind of odd.
>
> Could someone help me interpret the oom-killer output? The first log
> looks like this.

Looks like you were running out of ZONE_NORMAL memory (below 896MB).
There is lots of high memory available but the allocation could not be
satisfied from there.

I would try a newer kernel..

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