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From: Ross W. <rsw...@gm...> - 2010-06-29 16:36:42
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On Jun 29, 2010, at 11:17 AM, "spren" <sp...@16...> wrote: >> Good observation, and yes, you are correct, the current behavior >> gives a limitless command buffer, which can put memory pressure >> on the kernel, but we usually see the pressure more on the disk >> subsystem where frequent SCSI timeouts start occurring and then >> frequent cmnd_aborts start occurring. >> >> I have a fix for this, but it wasn't committed to 1.4 it will >> most likely appear in 1.5 along with several other big fixes, >> (proper tagged command queuing, PGRs, to name a few). >> >> If you are experiencing these issues let me know and I can >> provide a patch to test out to see if it fixes things for >> you. >> > Thanks for your reply. In fact we are experiencing OOM occasionally, but we are not sure > about the reason, because the system has other modules added in recently which are not stable, > and when looking into the iet source i get the above question. we can wait for the next release:) Thanks again. Is it kernel memory that is OOM or user? -Ross |