[Xishi Qiu] > Hi Petter, Hi.
> You mean init will be killed at boot time when there is no memory, > right? The linux kernel "out of memory" killer will kill fairly random processes (the last one asking for more memory, if I recall correctly) when the machine run out of memory. Earlier it could also kill init. I am not sure that is the case any more. There is also memory handling inside the kernel that I suspect will cause problems if the kernel run out of memory. I have not seen that myself, so I am unsure if it really can happen after the kernel is able to get started. > However, we sure the memory is enough at boot time. But apps maybe > use a lot of memory after boot, then reboot, and catch the error. No idea. -- Happy hacking Petter Reinholdtsen
