CNFS mmap allocation problem and kernel panic
Antoine Delvaux
antoine.delvaux at belnet.be
Fri Oct 11 13:38:08 UTC 2002
On 2002.10.11 15:07 Alex Kiernan wrote:
> Antoine Delvaux <antoine.delvaux at belnet.be> writes:
>
> > ----
> > Unknown entries from news log file:
> >
> > First 50 / 2870 lines (1.7%)
> > Sep 24 19:38:52 aotearoa innfeed[24368]: CNFS-sm: could not mmap token
> > @0301423130000000000000274D45000002CB@ B10:0x4e9a8a0c:715: Cannot
> allocate
> > memory
> > Sep 24 19:38:52 aotearoa innfeed[24368]: Could not retrieve
> > @0301423130000000000000274D45000002CB@: mmap failed
> > ----
> >
>
> My guess for these has always been running out of virtual address
> space (or fragmentation of it).
And how could I try to solve this or make sure it is related to this issue ?
The kernel has been compiled with high memory support enabled (64G), can
this be a source of the problem or should it be a solution to it ?
We have also noticed on this box that kswapd is often called (runtime is
quite high), but the virtual memory actually used remains low (50M out of
2G), can this be a sign of the issue you mention ?
Do you see other ways to get around this problem ? Increasing physical ram
? Increasing the size of the swap ?
Thanks for your help,
Antoine.
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