2.2.11 has a memory leak in its tcp code.  2.2.12 is friendly, and I'm
waiting to see how people take to 2.2.13 before test driving.  The 2.2.11
patch should apply to 2.2.12 and you can ignore the 2 rejected hunks in
fs.h

On Wed, 27 Oct 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

-
-
-Dear Oh Great Raid Masters!!
-
-We're running RAID on two linux boxes.   Both use software RAID, and one also
-has a hardware RAID (Mylex DAC960/DAC1100).  Our kernel is 2.2.11 patched with
-raid0145-19990824-2.2.11.
-
-The box that only runs software RAID has no problems at all, whereas the box
-that also has hardware RAID crashes every day with "out of memory" and we have
-to reboot it.  It's our department server, so it's making everyone unhappy. :(
-
-It turns out the used memory slowly increases until all the processes are
-swapped out and (we're guessing) the kernel itself runs out of memory.  Could it
-be that the software RAID boot patch we applied doesn't work well with the
-hardware RAID code, that it introduces a memory leak in the hardware RAID code
-in the kernel?  Looking at the code this seems probable since the patch replaces
-statically allocated arrays with dynamically allocated arrays (for some buffers)
-in code that could well be common between the two implementations.  The software
-RAID patch probably adds the correct memory management functionality to the
-software RAID code, but maybe not the hardware RAID code.
-
-I'm not a kernel hackers, so this is the best bug report I can provide.  Can you
-help me;  do you have any pointers?
-
-Best regards,
-Jey
-
-
-
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