Date: Thu, 11 Jul 1996 14:52:24 -0600 From: Warner Losh <imp@village.org> To: stable@freebsd.org Subject: Uptime report Message-ID: <199607112052.OAA20869@rover.village.org>
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I'm getting ready to upgrade my -stable machine to -current. It has been up for 60 days now. It is running a -stable kernel from April 15ish. I have had X running for two months now. However, I've noticed that when I killed X I still had 33M in swap space in use. The only things on the machine were the tcsh process and my ps (and a couple inits and xdm daemons). I have 32M of physical memory, so it smells like a swap leak of some kind. Since I have to upgrade to -current for other reasons, I thought I'd report this and let people know there may be a problem. However, I'm unable to try to reproduce this problem (and in fact all attempts to get a reproducible growth have failed, as far as I can tell). Maybe this bug has been fixed since then (a lot has changed in -stable since then), but felt duty bound to report the observation. I'll keep an eye on things with -current to see if I see the same sorts of problems. Warner
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