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Subject: Re: kern/75755: kmem_malloc(45056): kmem_map too small: 335540224
 total allocated
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Michael Haro wrote:
> I'm no longer working at the company where this issue occurred.  I haven't
> seen the problem since, but that doesn't really mean anything since I'm no
> longer there (and haven't been for over 2 years).  Sorry.

It doesn't really mean anything anyway other than "kernel ran out of 
memory for some reason".  Could be a leak, could be you are assigning it 
too much work and need to allocate more memory to the kernel.

Kris