Maybe the -m option? I guess by default it is 256MB, were as I
probably want to set it to something between 32 - 50MB since my system
has 64MB.
-m NUM_PROCS,CHUNKS,BYTES,HANGUP_FLAG
Run LTP under additional background Load on Main
memory (Seperate by comma)
[NUM_PROCS = no. of processes creating main
Memory Load by spinning over malloc()]
[CHUNKS = malloc these many chunks (default
is 1 when value 0 or undefined)]
[BYTES = malloc CHUNKS of BYTES bytes
(default is 256MB when value 0 or undefined) ]
[HANGUP_FLAG = hang in a sleep loop after memory
allocated, when value 1]
On Mon, Apr 21, 2008 at 2:36 PM, Shane Volpe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there an easy way in ltp to back off the amount of RAM the ltp
> tests use? I'm trying to run it on an embedded system that only
> contains 64MB of ram. The kernel (2.6.23) dumps (freeing up memory
> dumps) quite a few times on some of the tests: "float_exp_log" for
> example.
> Regards,
> Shane
>
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