> > ольга крыжановская wrote: > >> > >> My problem is that that it formerly build ON without problems in 6 > >> hours. Now the build time is 130-160 hours at least. I've borrowed > >> memory modules for a weekend to get 1GB extra but the build was still > >> running after two days when I had to return the modules.
> >> The i386 machine is Ultra20 with 1GB. > The machine starts swapping heavily because pkg takes > 400MB or more doing execution. Are you sure that this pkg process is part of the ON build ? Or is this perhaps the opensolaris update-manager cron job script that is looking for opensolaris updates (several times a day) ? (IIRC there have been complaints by some opensolaris users about the periodic update-manager runs slowing down their systems) I tried to have a closer look if any pkg processes are started during an ON build. But so far I only spotted pkgsend processes and pkg.depotd, and they did use less than 25MB (pkgsend) / 50MB (pkg.depotd) of memory. OTOH, I wouldn't expect that a system with 2GB of memory (1GB, plus the additional extra 1GB) has such a big problem running one 400MB process... -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ indiana-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/indiana-discuss
