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On 29/06/12 16:23, Wechsler, Steven
wrote:
Here’s the
entirety of the btsched_reps file:
10:02:40 06/28
- btsched
==============
btsched
started.
11:14:26 06/28
- btsched
==============
btsched:Ran out
of memory in sh_exec.c line 1151
That's a failure to reattach shared memory - try starting it with
options -j (a bit more than the number of jobs) -v (a bit more than
the number of variables) to reserve the shared memory when you start
up.
The problem is that you can't "grow" shared memory, you have to
allocate a new segment, copy the old one to it and then detach the
old one, but not before putting "I've moved to XXX" in the old one
for the other processes to look at. This isn't reliable on all
systems - there may be a limit of shared memory segments you can
have or have attached, or for whatever reason the kernel says no.
It's something I've wrestled with for ages - the only setup
guaranteed to work on all platforms is to avoid the "grow" process
by reserving it at the start.
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