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> For a machine with 3 GB RAM, this isn't unexpected. Try rebuilding your
> kernel and setting maxusers to 128.

Did that, the same thing.

I do not like the fact that userlang app crashes kernel, anyway,
so maxusers thing is not really a solution.

Any hints why does that happen ? Bug/feature of kernel malloc ?