Re: -current memory leak?

[Henning Brauer <lists-openbsd_(_at_)_bsws_(_dot_)_de>]

On Fri, Dec 28, 2001 at 01:13:32PM +0100, Nick Nauwelaerts wrote:
> Memory: Real: 52M/91M act/tot  Free: 1328K  Swap: 1856K/120M used/tot
> This is the complete output of top. I'll take box #2 as an example. It's
> practicly running nothing and still it has only 1328K free and is
> already using swap space. When adding up all the processes and added a
> bit for the running kernel I cannot see how it uses 52M of memory. This
> system is running a custom kernel with some device drivers commented out
> and NMBCLUSTERS=8192. I am now in the middle of rebuilding a GENERIC
> kernel to test with that. Sources used are fairly recent: 4weeks for box
> #2 & which has an uptime of about 4weeks, 1week for box #1 with an
> uptime of about 3 days (so UBC changes should be removed from this one).
> Has anyone else seen this on their -current boxen?

I have 15M free and 0K swap usage on a 3.0-stable Notebook w/ 32 MB.
I have 97M free and 0K swap usage on a 3.0-stable box w/ 128 MB.
I have 1113M free and 0K swap usage on a (something similar to) 2.9-stable
box with 1.5 GB RAM running apache ;-)

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