gcc-10.3.0 has just been released.
gcc-10.3.0 has just been released.
Pat was speaking of this yesterday in slackware's what's new.
I'm expecting an update soonish an then a beta of slackware 15.0.
gcc-10.3.0 has just been released.
not yet in gentoo
i like to learn more on how to disabled compressed memory
swapoff -a
is it sign of memory leak ?
swapoff -a
I haven't used swap in around 25 years now. What for? DDR4 is cheap, or at least was the last time I checked and infinetly better than swap. Why would you do this to any machine?
On a busy server a little bit of swap can be usefull, so the
kernel doesn't start killing random processes right away when
it runs out of real memory.
On a busy server a little bit of swap can be usefull, so the
kernel doesn't start killing random processes right away when
it runs out of real memory.
After +20 some odd years I have yet to see that happen.
After +20 some odd years I have yet to see that happen.
Just start an application that runs into a memory leak...
On a busy server a little bit of swap can be usefull, so the
kernel doesn't start killing random processes right away when
it runs out of real memory.
After +20 some odd years I have yet to see that happen.
Just start an application that runs into a memory leak...
Offhand I am unsure what my motivation would be but just for fun what application do you recommend?
I was talking in general, not your particular case...
I was talking in general, not your particular case...
That makes me even more curious. In general, what server apps should I be on the look out for?
As memory leaks are usually bugs, there is nothing I can
specifically recommend here.
I can only say that I experience this kind of issue every once
in a while, and without swap a system can run out of memory
pretty quickly.
Sometimes the kernel will start terminating processes at random
before you can even think CTRL-C.
We were talking about swap being a good idea on busy servers...
done I turned off swap and then later eliminated it from the microSD
card once I was satisfied it wasn't needed anymore. Swap on SD cards isn't a good idea to say the least but I was willing to sacrifice one
for the cause.
The card still works but I only use it for storage these days as I
retired the raspi once I was satisfied I did all I could for that
cause and that other than a learning experience there is nothing there
of any real value to me personally, especially the crippled onboard wireless chip. What a waste.
I'd like to lol a little bit. ;-)
Fullfilled its task the raspi had.
-={ 2021-04-16 19:23:10.281112415+00:00 }=-
Hey Maurice!
Memory leak? :::snicker:::
It should be fixed now but we'll soon see.
i have msg leak
reply i write vanish before stored and sent :(
It should be fixed now but we'll soon see.
else there will be free ice cream ?
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Hi Maurice,
On 2021-04-14 21:57:54, you wrote to Benny Pedersen:
swapoff -a
I haven't used swap in around 25 years now. What for? DDR4 is cheap, or at least was the last time I checked and infinetly better than swap. Why would you do this to any machine?
On a busy server a little bit of swap can be usefull, so the kernel doesn't start killing random processes right away when it runs out
of real memory. This gives the administrator some time to take
messures, without risking unplanned interrupted services...
After +20 some odd years I have yet to see that happen.Just start an application that runs into a memory leak...
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