2010/6/18 Anders Olofsson <[email protected]>: > On 2010-06-18 14:22, M Wedin wrote: >> >> I don't know what went wrong. I was just greeted with this message. >> >> Wed > > Firstly, I would like to point out that it generally helps to figure out > what went wrong if you include some information on which version you're > running, what you were doing when it crashed, how to reproduce it, etc...
I came back to this workstation after some two weeks of absence. I don't know what it has been up to meanwhile. I have checked for updates through SSH, there was none to install. So, again, I don't know what triggered the error. The message was there when I came. The version of licq is 1.3.9/SSL. I thought it was enclosed in the files. Now I know better. My system is running Slackware 13. > From what I can see, you've run out of memory. Whether that's Licq's fault > or something else on your system I cannot tell from the backtrace. The > number of threads (370) in the backtrace is way too high though so something > isn't right but without further information I cannot say what. As this chipset is i82815 and can handle maximum 512MB, RAM hits the roof at times. But why it would do that when I am not tinkering with it, I have no idea. Other applications were not affected as far as I can tell. Wed
