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10-03-2000 09:08 PM
10-03-2000 09:08 PM
memory fault
Good day,
Help needed. My system is all time displaying the below messages:
1 - memory fault (coredump) - this is will i'm trying to run (nohup l_inst_intf) which is one background process.
2 - cannot make pipe - when 'm trying run any command at command prompt such as pwd, ls -latr...
Thanks
Augusto
Help needed. My system is all time displaying the below messages:
1 - memory fault (coredump) - this is will i'm trying to run (nohup l_inst_intf) which is one background process.
2 - cannot make pipe - when 'm trying run any command at command prompt such as pwd, ls -latr...
Thanks
Augusto
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10-03-2000 10:58 PM
10-03-2000 10:58 PM
Re: memory fault
For the 1st problem, does it occur if you don't use nohup? shouldn't be any difference, but it's worth a try.
As for the simple pipe, do you get any messages on the console (or in dmesg)? proc table full or anything like that?
It's possible you need to increase the kernel parameter nproc or maxusers, but check dmesg/console first.
As for the simple pipe, do you get any messages on the console (or in dmesg)? proc table full or anything like that?
It's possible you need to increase the kernel parameter nproc or maxusers, but check dmesg/console first.
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