Strange memory leak
Andrew MacLennan
apm at connect.com.au
Wed Jan 19 04:04:08 UTC 2005
> The memory leak itself was fixed in... RAID Manager 6? 7? Something like
> that. I don't remember the exact level. I think we did both a software
> and a firmware upgrade. I seem to recall that it still would persist even
> if you used disk files rather than raw devices; the reason for switching
> to disk files even with the upgrade is that the upgraded version restricts
> mmap of raw devices to root.
Just thought I'd give an update on this as it seems we've got a working
system now after mounting the A1000 drives as regular file systems and
using file-based cycbuffers. Memory use is now stable and the dreaded
kernel leak has not returned.
Incidentally, I can now get Cleanfeed working properly, whereas
previously it would bring the system to a grinding halt within 10
minutes of enabling filtering.
Thanks for the help Russ!
Regards,
Andrew
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