Re: (ASCEND) 5.0Ap36

[Jason Nealis <nealis@babylon.erols.com>]

 I've spun through my boxes, The lowest I saw was 

Validating free lists...
0 errors; 321 buffers; 751776 bytes memory free
 > 

ascend% show uptime
system uptime: up 6 days, 22 hours, 36 minutes, 38 seconds
ascend% 

I'm curious if this will continue to decline, Hopefully, It will hold
steady.

Jason Nealis
Erols Internet


On Tue, 9 Dec 1997, Michael Medwid wrote:

> 
> While stable, I am seeing a gradual decrease in free memory with Ap36.
> We're running IP and IPX
> routed.  Initial boot gave 1.8MB of free mem.  After seven days of
> operation..
> 
>  > pools -v
> Validating free lists...
> 0 errors; 207 buffers; 956352 bytes memory free
> 
> I've watched the steady decline.  Looks like a mem leak.  From what I
> understand from Ascend
> once we get to 400kb of free mem it'll be time for a reboot else we risk
> unplanned mystery event.
> Of course a predictable path like this is better than spontaneous reboots
> or (worse) hangs.  We
> can have ops recycle every couple of weeks.  But some good malloc()
> routines would be preferable.
> 
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• Re: (ASCEND) 5.0Ap36
• From: "Michael Medwid"<mmedwid@symantec.com>

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