Interesting... I will have to check the connection although this is 4x
On 11/ 4/11 01:50 PM, Robin Axelsson wrote:
Yeah, for a period I had the system gobble up vast amounts of RAM
while running Virtualbox. I tried capping the ARC (in some config file
I believe, can't remember) but that didn't
Yeah, for a period I had the system gobble up vast amounts of RAM while
running Virtualbox. I tried capping the ARC (in some config file I
believe, can't remember) but that didn't help. In the end I discovered
that this happened when the virtual machines did network intensive tasks
over a NAT c
Hello,
There is an issue running VirtualBox with ZFS. ZFS will cause
fragmentation of memory which is usually not a problem, but due to the
nature of how VirtualBox attempt to lock down continuous chunks of RAM,
it is a problem for VBox. If you are running VBox and ZFS, cap the ARC
cache...
I have seen that in plenty of places and I 'know' it to be true but as I
watch zfs swallow all of my ram and my server ends up stuttering (when
it shouldn't) then I have to do something. Although everything
everywhere says that ZFS gives it up whenever asked many comments from
oracle and the z
On 04/11/2011 13:13, Daniel Kjar wrote:
pmap seems to give me exactly what top tells me.
Remember top will almost always show low free memory. Free memory is
wasted memory, it gets filled by filesystem cache, zfs or otherwise, and
re-used when needed. Look at e.g. `vmstat 5' to look for memor
Yeah... I have tried setting that on other servers with no luck. I will
give it a shot again though.
My x2200 powercycled this morning (again at exactly 3:21am, another
problem I need to figure out) so it is only using 1gb or ram at the moment
Here is it's memstat
> ::memstat
Page Summary
I'm wondering if this memory drain may be due to zpool caching (L2ARC).
You could try and see if it helps of you set a limit on this cache. The
way that I understand it zpool/zfs uses quite a bit of RAM for caching.
Robin.
On 2011-11-04 14:13, Daniel Kjar wrote:
pmap seems to give me exactly
pmap seems to give me exactly what top tells me.
There just doesn't look like 32gb of stuff running (more like 5gb
max)... although I have to laugh at how much memory Firefox seems to
need
9409 eagle3 17 590 765M 739M sleep3:24 0.37% VirtualBox
9413 eagle3 21 39
On Fri, Nov 4, 2011 at 13:56, Daniel Kjar wrote:
> Just serving sunray sessions but this happens whether anyone is logged on
> (none last night) or not. If somebody fires up something like a virtual
> machine it just speeds up the process.
hmm ... (haven't done this in a while ...) I'd suggest y
Just serving sunray sessions but this happens whether anyone is logged
on (none last night) or not. If somebody fires up something like a
virtual machine it just speeds up the process.
On 11/ 4/11 08:53 AM, Michael Schuster wrote:
Hi,
the obvious question to ask: what's the machine doing?
M
Hi,
the obvious question to ask: what's the machine doing?
Michael
On Fri, Nov 4, 2011 at 13:49, Daniel Kjar wrote:
> I have always had this problem and it has never been resolved. Does anyone
> else see this and is there a cure?
>
> I have a v40z (although all of my boxes do it) 32gb ram 4 d
I have always had this problem and it has never been resolved. Does
anyone else see this and is there a cure?
I have a v40z (although all of my boxes do it) 32gb ram 4 dual core
885s. When you restart the server it shows about 27 gb free. Over 12
hours this slowly degrades to about 1gb fre
12 matches
Mail list logo
