Public bug reported:
Kernal 4.15.0-107 has a memory leak on this pc I am using here the
motherboard is an rm-ecoquiet-965 using 4 gb of ddr 2 667 ram and an
intel T 8300 cpu together with a gt 220 512 mb.
I have noticed this issue with several kernals and I know it is a
strange pc set up, due to using laptop ddr2 and a laptop cpu, together
with the graphics card which is a slimmed down gt 220 having 8 rops and
24 shaders, instead of the more usual 48 shaders, it was built to keep
electricity costs down as I spend a lot of time on my pc, it is
basically a back up pc built during lock down, for those reasons, It was
also, very cheap and uses laptop hard disks as well.
I have been unable to pinpoint the exact source of the memory leak,
which, is never the less present as the two kernals, below, do not
display the same problems.
4.15.0-45 works fine on it, without issues, as does 4.13.0-32.
For anyone else, who may encounter this issue.
** Affects: linux (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: Incomplete
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1900395
Title:
Memory Leak
Status in linux package in Ubuntu:
Incomplete
Bug description:
Kernal 4.15.0-107 has a memory leak on this pc I am using here the
motherboard is an rm-ecoquiet-965 using 4 gb of ddr 2 667 ram and an
intel T 8300 cpu together with a gt 220 512 mb.
I have noticed this issue with several kernals and I know it is a
strange pc set up, due to using laptop ddr2 and a laptop cpu, together
with the graphics card which is a slimmed down gt 220 having 8 rops
and 24 shaders, instead of the more usual 48 shaders, it was built to
keep electricity costs down as I spend a lot of time on my pc, it is
basically a back up pc built during lock down, for those reasons, It
was also, very cheap and uses laptop hard disks as well.
I have been unable to pinpoint the exact source of the memory leak,
which, is never the less present as the two kernals, below, do not
display the same problems.
4.15.0-45 works fine on it, without issues, as does 4.13.0-32.
For anyone else, who may encounter this issue.
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