When you untar, which filesystem do you untar too?
I've untarred it to Ext3, Ext2, and Reiser filesystems. I've been fighting
with this for a while.
I did manage to get it to happen again doing a recursive chmod after
untarring the kernel (I stopped the untar a few times to let the system
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Sent: Monday, November 26, 2007 4:57 AM
Subject: Re: Small System Paging Problem - OOM-killer goes nuts
Josh Goldsmith wrote:
The problem comes when I try to untar a large file (in this case
linux-2.6.23.tar.bz2). Re
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Sent: Monday, November 26, 2007 4:57 AM
Subject: Re: Small System Paging Problem - OOM-killer goes nuts
Josh Goldsmith wrote:
The problem comes when I try to untar a large file (in this case
linux-2.6.23.tar.bz2). Regardless if I kill off
When you untar, which filesystem do you untar too?
I've untarred it to Ext3, Ext2, and Reiser filesystems. I've been fighting
with this for a while.
I did manage to get it to happen again doing a recursive chmod after
untarring the kernel (I stopped the untar a few times to let the system
Thanks for the response Mikael.
Is your 486 running a IDE disk on a normal interface or via USB? I wonder
if the NSLU2 only having I/O via USB might be significant. Also, this is a
2.6 kernel and I've seen spurious reports across the internet about similar
oom-killer problems since about
Hi,
I have a Linksys NSLU2 running 2.6.21 (I can replicate the problem on
2.6.23 but it isn't fully supported on SlugOS). It is a armv5teb device
with 32MB of RAM, 400+ MB swap on its 160GB USB2 root disk. The machine is
used as a fileserver and to build packages for other ARM devices. It
Hi,
I have a Linksys NSLU2 running 2.6.21 (I can replicate the problem on
2.6.23 but it isn't fully supported on SlugOS). It is a armv5teb device
with 32MB of RAM, 400+ MB swap on its 160GB USB2 root disk. The machine is
used as a fileserver and to build packages for other ARM devices. It
Thanks for the response Mikael.
Is your 486 running a IDE disk on a normal interface or via USB? I wonder
if the NSLU2 only having I/O via USB might be significant. Also, this is a
2.6 kernel and I've seen spurious reports across the internet about similar
oom-killer problems since about
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