This is most likely due to the kernel release you have does not support oom_adj
(out of memory adjust)...
The 'readme' with scsi target code indicates you should be running at least
2.6.20 (or there abouts).
However, just remove (or edit the file where oom_adj is called from) to return
a success (tgtd.c).
It is just a method used to adjust the kernel's out-of-memory behaviour. As
long as you have enough virtual memory, this is not required - just one of
those 'nice to have' features.
Cheers
Mark
aniket agashe wrote:
hi!!!!!!!!!!!
i m having problem in installing
scsi-target-utils-0.1-20080629.x86_64.rpm as failed dependencies
libcrypto.so.6(64 bit) required.
So i tried to use tgt-20080715.tar file i compiled it with option
make ISCSI=1 ISCSI_RDMA=1
and tried to run it with
./tgtd -d 9 -f
getting output as:
-->can't adjust oom-killer's pardon /proc/5727/oom_adj, No such file or
directory
file /proc/sys/vm/oom-kill contains 1 i.e. oom killer is enabled but
oom_adjust file is not created during run of a tgtd(daemon).
what factor manages the file created under /proc/<pid>/ ?
i hv currently RHEL4-U4-x86_64 WS installed on my machine
please help me out
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