re: NetBSD 10.0 - configure test process hang
matthew green <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.os.netbsd.ports.sparc |
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i wonder if this is KVA starvation. i was just noticing that "pmap 0" on my ss20 is saying 209MB, and while i forget exactly how that maps to the KVA limit of 224MB (some of it may not be in the same region?), this seems close, and there is a *lot* of free ram still, top says: Memory: 156M Act, 9160K Inact, 9512K Wired, 7688K Exec, 136M File, 250M Free Swap: 512M Total, 42M Used, 470M Free / Pools: 70M Used / Network: 5K In, 46K Out anyway, a few years ago i was noticing that the system would hang a bit under some types of load because of hitting the KVA limit, and i wrote a patch to increase this by 128MB, though at that point my ss20 stopped working right and i got distracted. anyway, can you try this patch? https://www.netbsd.org/~mrg/sparc.starvation.v2.diff it did get some decent testing a while ago, but i haven't yet booted a new kernel with it now, though i have confirmed it builds. it probably works for -10 branch too, as it was originaly worked on before -10 actually branched. .mrg.