Re: zfs pool behavior - is it ever freed?

2023-07-21 Thread Greg Troxel
This script worked to reboot after a wedge. Assuming one has a watchdog of course. #!/bin/sh if [ `id -u` != 0 ]; then echo run as root exit 1 fi wdogctl -e -p 360 tco0 while true; do echo -n "LOOP: "; date date > /tank0/n0/do-wdog sync wdogctl -t

zfs pool behavior - is it ever freed?

2023-07-21 Thread Greg Troxel
I'm having trouble with zfs causing a system to run out of memory, when I think it should work ok. I have tried to err on the side of TMI. I have a semi-old computer (2010) that is: netbsd-10 amd64 8GB RAM 1T SSD cpu0: "Pentium(R) Dual-Core CPU E5700 @ 3.00GHz" cpu1: "Pentium(R