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From: Heiko Z. <he...@zu...> - 2003-08-27 00:15:30
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Bruce Smith wrote: > I had a weird thing this morning while running save-config, where it > aborted in a very strange way (in VMware). To make a long story short, > after a lot of traces, manual "tar" commands, and head beating, I > figured out it was because my VMware was set to 16MB of memory. > > This is a fresh boot with a blank floppy. It seems like there is enough > memory in 16MB to run tar, but when the "j" option kicks in, bzip2 loads > and aborts tar. > > I increased my memory in VMware to 32MB and save-config runs fine there > (except for the "diff" part which I don't care about). > > We might want NOT want to advertise DL will run in 16MB of memory, if > people cannot save their configuration on that size machine. The other > option would be to use some busybox commands in save-config instead of > the standard ones ... (or not :) Damned. Of course that was a function I didn't test. It's worth a try to use just for this function the busybox tar. Can you take care of it? I have too many other things. I documented it on SF. cya Heiko |