Thanks everyone for the tips. I'm going to give the package route a
shot, as the additional swap space just isn't cutting it.
Cheers,
James
On Apr 3, 2006, at 8:14 AM, Jon Brisbin wrote:
Anish Mistry wrote:
You could always just to do a "make package" on another machine
with 6.0 and then just pkg_add on your older system.
This is what I did when I installed JDK 1.5 on our BSD boxes.
It sounds like, with so little physical RAM, that the JVM is only
allocating a very small percentage of that to the JVM that starts
up when the build gets bootstrapped. The jvmg probably needs to be
manually set using an -Xms/-Xmx value that will give it enough room
to work with.
To the JVM, swap space isn't the same as physical RAM. I have had
problems running java applications that have to swap. With Java,
physical RAM is crucial. If you could even put at least 512MB in
that box just for the build, then take it out to run it, you would
probably succeed. Barring that, you're next best bet is probably
going to be building it on another box, then doing a pkg_add.
--
Thanks!
Jon Brisbin
Webmaster
NPC International, Inc.
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