On Fri, 1 Sep 2000, Yuzz wrote:
>Unable to load intepreter /lib/linux.so.2 ...
>How to solve this problem??
Sounds to me like you've maxed out your process table. The Linux
process table can only hold 512 simultaneous processes. If you
fill that up, you'll see the above message likely during the next
fork()/exec(). You may also see some daemon's die, etc..
It is also possible to see that message when running out of
virtual memory I believe.
The solution for the first problem is to either not have that
many processes running on your system either by limiting what is
spawning that many processes, or by possibly reworking the code
that is doing so so it isn't so process intensive. Another
solution is to increase the size of the process table by
modifying the NR_TASKS define in the kernel source and
recompiling. Change it to 1024 or 2048 or so. Do not go nuts
with it though or you'll cause problems I believe. I think
somewhere around 4000 is the absolute max on x86..
If it is the latter problem of OOM, then either add more memory,
or add more swap space.
Hope this helps.
Good luck,
TTYL
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