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03-29-2001 12:42 AM
03-29-2001 12:42 AM
Reboot after Panic: kalloc
Dear all,
I am having HP-9000 D270 server running
10.20,
Every day it is crashing by saying
Reboot after panic: kalloc:out of kernel virtual space.
Any kernel parameter to be tuned?
Thanks & Regards
R.Suresh
I am having HP-9000 D270 server running
10.20,
Every day it is crashing by saying
Reboot after panic: kalloc:out of kernel virtual space.
Any kernel parameter to be tuned?
Thanks & Regards
R.Suresh
PDLS
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03-29-2001 12:55 AM
03-29-2001 12:55 AM
Re: Reboot after Panic: kalloc
Hi!
hope the following helps:
"A "kalloc: out of kernel virtual space" panic is typically caused due to sysmap fragmentation. This is fixed by increasing the size of the kernel parameter nproc.
Sysmap is sized by NPROC (NPROC * 2), so it should be increased to greater than 800, and monitored and increased further if sysmap rmap ovflo messages still appear.
Sysmap is a resource map used by the kernel to manage free areas of
virtual space available to the kernel. The map is a fixed size (in
pages) and address pairs. As kernel virtual space is allocated, sysmap is
updated appropriately."
good luck.
hope the following helps:
"A "kalloc: out of kernel virtual space" panic is typically caused due to sysmap fragmentation. This is fixed by increasing the size of the kernel parameter nproc.
Sysmap is sized by NPROC (NPROC * 2), so it should be increased to greater than 800, and monitored and increased further if sysmap rmap ovflo messages still appear.
Sysmap is a resource map used by the kernel to manage free areas of
virtual space available to the kernel. The map is a fixed size (in
pages) and address pairs. As kernel virtual space is allocated, sysmap is
updated appropriately."
good luck.
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