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Article #284Re: Memory leak
From: Kevin Withnall
Date: Tue, 01 Sep 1998 00:00
Date: Tue, 01 Sep 1998 00:00
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>In comp.os.linux.hardware Kevin Withnall <kevin_news@withnall.com> wrote: >: this leak is still here and I now have to reboot twice per day. > >: Heres some memory stats. the nmber on the left is the time (from >: time()) and the right number is the cache + free calculation. > >: these numbers are generated every hour. > >Hallo, > >there is a memleak patch for the kernel. It was called someyhing >like memeleak-deluxe. Look for it and apply it. Outstanding !!!! I found the patch and within 1 hr found the leak. It was in br.c (ethernet bridging) so ive killed it in the kernel. thanks for the info. This thing has annoyed me for weeks. Regards Kevin Please remove the _news from my email address before replying. don't you just hate spam.
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