Hello,
For UML machines, you have to look carefully at the /dev/shm value with
df, if the used up /dev/shm gets too high, new UML cannot be launched.

To look at the value you have:
  df -h /dev/shm/

To change it to 2 giga:
  mount -t tmpfs shmfs -o size=2g /dev/shm

Look again:
   df -h /dev/shm/





>
> Hi all,
> when i run 60 umls in the same host with "mem=128M""free -m" says almost
> no free memory left.
> if i run more, all umls got killed.
> Now if i run uml with "mem=64M", was trying to run 100 umls, but still got
> terminated.Why ?
> (our goal is to run 200 umls in each host, 4GB memory each host.)(Also
> disk size is big enough, each rootfs is 0.1 G, 100 of umls is 10G)
> Thanks !
>
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