On Wed, Mar 13, 2013 at 12:27 PM, Matthew Toseland <toad at amphibian.dyndns.org> wrote: > On Tuesday 12 Mar 2013 19:23:51 Kasper wrote: >> Hello, >> >> I just wanted to share my success in making Freenet run on my NAS, >> which is ARM architecture using Oracles Embedded Java 7. It required >> me to manually replace the wrapper with the latest version 3.5.17 >> binary (as ARM support was only introduced in 3.5.16 forward), but >> this worked fine with the old freenet-ext.jar file. Then I changed >> the wrapper.conf file to use SOCKET instead of PIPE, > > I wonder why this is necessary? It works fine on x86-64 linux.
I'm unsure, but it could be due to the limited Linux distro running on the device, perhaps? If I used pipe it gave me errors about wrapper.port being undefined in the log. >> Only real problem I have now is that libjcpuid apparently only exists >> for x86 and I can't find the sources to try and compile it for ARM >> myself (if even possible). I do not know if that's the reason it uses >> too much CPU - between 90-100% at all times. >> > How much memory does the device have, and what is the memory limit set to? If > the memory limit is too low you could easily see high CPU usage just from > garbage collection. > > Also are you doing any downloads? That is likely the issue. The device only has 512MB ram + 512MB swap, so I set max memory use to 192MB as a conservative estimate. I'll tinker around a bit with more ram, but I'm aware the device is low on RAM for running something like Freenet. It was/is a testbed for now. No downloads, although it sees quite decent throughput just from what other nodes send/receive through it having sent and received about 6GB data total over the last 15 hours.
