(in this email). :(
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provide more output from the test box as I am having to
manually type stuff in on my other machine (in this email). :(
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Colonel wrote:
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>Date: Wed, 21 Feb 2001 08:45:02 -0600
> From: "James A. Pattie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Colonel wrote:
>
>>>There seem to be several reports of reiserfs falling over w
ge would get down < 500kb and swap would be
around a couple of megs usually.
>
>
> PS for james:
> >One thing I did notice was that the syncing of the raid 1 arrays went in
> sequence, md0, md1, md2 instead of in parrallel. I assume it is because
> the machine just doesn't
ltiple raid arrays on the same drives?
Same drives.
That's what I thought.
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Colonel wrote:
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Colonel wrote:
There seem to be several reports of reiserfs falling over when memory is
low. It seems to be un
memory is low (<6MB), you could have tons of swap and still
> reach this level.
>
> Later,
> Tom
You were right! I managed to find another 32MB of memory to bump it up to 64
MB total and it worked perfectly. It appears that I had only about 4 MB of
buffer/cache in the 48 MB system
es out and put them in the k6-2, but that's too much
of a hassle. I'm currently going to try 2.4.1-ac19 and see what happens.
The machine does have 128MB of swap space working, and whenever I've checked
memory usage (while the system was still responding), it never went over a
couple megs of swap spa
with 2.4.1-ac14, raid and raid1 compiled in and it did the
same thing. I'm going to try to compile reiserfs in (if I have enough room
to still fit the kernel on the floppy with it's initial ramdisk, etc.) and
see what that does.
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s in (if I have enough room
to still fit the kernel on the floppy with it's initial ramdisk, etc.) and
see what that does.
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responding), it never went over a
couple megs of swap space used.
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and it worked perfectly. It appears that I had only about 4 MB of
buffer/cache in the 48 MB system and over 15MB in the 64 MB system. I did my
install and switched back to the 48MB running normally and its working just
fine.
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and it untarred without
any issues. I'm thinking this is something specific to older, lower
memory machines?
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and it untarred without
any issues. I'm thinking this is something specific to older, lower
memory machines?
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