I’m working with uClinux on a NOMMU ARM and using BusyBox. I have seen people in this list talk about NOMMU memory fragmentation issues. I’m just wondering if I’m going to run into major memory fragmentation problems if I run shell scripts a lot. I have written a few shell scripts to move files around and have them running frequently. I see that they seem to spawn children with vfork or something when I do things like sleep or cp. Does anyone have any advice about how to approach these issues? Should I try to write applications to handle these things instead of using shell scripts?
Thanks, Gary
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