Fanying,
First thing I would do is set 'RUNLEVEL = 3', and then when you
get a bash prompt, type this command:
free
That will show you how much RAM was detected and how much SWAP is
configured and in use.
That will at least make sure that the kernel has the same idea
about the amount of memory as you do.
Jim McQuillan
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On Mon, 6 Oct 2003, Fanying Jen wrote:
> I have a problem where after a certain amount of time. The X server dies
> for lack of memory. I was running OpenOffice, Mozilla, terminal, and
> Evolution when it occurs. In addition, if I do a lot of cut and paste, the
> stability of the system becomes more fragile and many times either crashes
> the application (particularly with OpenOffice) or the entire X display
> dies. I looked at the logs and I saw on the thin client at least the X has
> run out of memory. This happens even with NFS_SWAP enable although it took
> longer for the X to crash but before it does, the LTSP slows down
> considerably.
>
> The thin client specs is a Pentium II 400 with 64MB of RAM and the LTSP
> server specs is a Dual Xeon 2.4GHz with 4GB of memory and the server
> runs on a 1GB network switch.
>
> I am wonder how could X crash on 64MB of RAM and with/without 64MB of swap
> when it is not doing much at all.
>
> Any assistances would be appreciated.
>
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