Not that it necessarily helps, but fyi, I have used the 32-bit version of RHEL-WS v3 with OpenDX 4.3.2 on Intel hardware and I have not seen this problem. But the rpm was compiled under RH9 for Intel/32-bit. If you recompiled, you would still be limited to 2 GB out of the box.
| Steve Cousins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/13/2004 01:23 PM
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To: opendx <[email protected]> cc: Subject: [opendx-users] Out of Memory, cannot expand data segment |
I have a machine with 2GB of RAM but I am repeatedly getting a message:
"Out of Memory: cannot expand the data segment by 25165824 bytes,
current size is 930216680 bytes"
I've tried:
1. setting the DXMEMORY variable to 1700000000
2. setting the DXMEMORY variable to 1700
3. using "dx -memory 1700" to start DX
4. disconnecting from the server and then reconnecting while setting
the Memory Size option to 1700 MB.
I still can't get DX to run with more than 930 MB of RAM. I know that
the stock answer is to reduce the amount of data that DX is working with
but I don't think that is an option for what I want to do.
The setup of this machine is:
Opteron 148 CPU
2 GB of RAM
4 GB of swap space
Redhat Enterprise Linux Workstation (x86_64) release 3
OpenDX 4.3.2 installed using the opendx-4.3.2-1.rh9.rpm
Maybe this is a limitation of how this version was compiled. If I
compile the source myself is there an option for setting the amount of
memory that can be used?
Thanks for your help.
Steve
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