Howdy everyone,
First off, thank you to everyone who chipped in. I appreciate it.
I'm calling this issue resolved. It was a leaky graphics driver.
Below you can see, after running the VM for over 19 hours, I reached
steady-state within 30 minutes. After that, no memory growth.
Cheers,
-pablo
Details
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# Upgraded nVidia graphics driver to latest: 180.51
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# Restarted VM too
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PID USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEM TIME+
COMMAND
20090507-13:46:22 - 8821 pablo 20 0 885m 853m 46m S 10 28.1
2:24.03 VirtualBox
20090507-13:51:23 - 8821 pablo 20 0 885m 853m 46m S 8 28.1
2:55.90 VirtualBox
20090507-13:56:23 - 8821 pablo 20 0 885m 853m 46m S 8 28.1
3:21.24 VirtualBox
20090507-14:01:24 - 8821 pablo 20 0 885m 854m 47m S 14 28.1
4:31.77 VirtualBox
...
20090508-09:03:30 - 8821 pablo 20 0 886m 854m 47m S 6 28.1
119:14.18 VirtualBox
20090508-09:08:30 - 8821 pablo 20 0 886m 854m 47m S 10 28.1
119:45.80 VirtualBox
20090508-09:13:31 - 8821 pablo 20 0 886m 854m 47m S 6 28.1
120:14.40 VirtualBox
20090508-09:18:31 - 8821 pablo 20 0 886m 854m 47m S 8 28.1
120:43.28 VirtualBox
20090508-09:23:32 - 8821 pablo 20 0 886m 854m 47m S 8 28.1
121:14.12 VirtualBox
20090508-09:28:32 - 8821 pablo 20 0 886m 854m 47m S 12 28.1
121:43.52 VirtualBox
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Pablo Sanchez - Blueoak Database Engineering, Inc
Ph: 819.459.1926 Fax: 760.860.5225 (US)
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