Linux Virtual Memory is too full

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  • #47773
    Bob Moore
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      HP DL360

      QDX 5.3 Rev2 Fresh install on Red Hat 3 ES

      Gui comes up and lock manager will start, but

      hcisitectle -s m produces the error

      Virtual Memory is too full; must be less than nan

      hcimonitord failed to execute properly.

      QDX Support provided us with the following kernel reccomendations

      /proc/sys/kernel/shmmax – 2147483648

      /proc/sys/kernel/sem – 250

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      • #56678
        Dennis Pfeifer
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          are there any errors in ..

          $HCISITEDIR/exec/hicmonitord/hcimonitord.log

          or in the hcimonitord.err file?

          also .. just as a ref ..

          here are my settings

          [hci@swlx226 hcimonitord]$ more /proc/sys/kernel/shmmax

          2147483648

          [hci@swlx226 hcimonitord]$ more /proc/sys/kernel/sem

          250     64000   100     256

          [hci@swlx226 hcimonitord]$ more /proc/sys/fs/file-max

          209702

          also .. how much memory do you have on your machine?…

          looks like 2GB .. but just checking…

          Dennis

        • #56679
          Bob Moore
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            Thanks for the info Dennis

            the log files didn’t exist and only get the one I posted if start from a shell prompt – Gui doesn’t produce it.

            we have 4GB memory

          • #56680
            Dan Goodman
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              And how much swap space do you have?

              Redhat recommends 1.5 to 2.0 x installed memory (RHEL4 — not sure about RHEL3).

              😎

            • #56681
              Elden Jahnke
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                really old thread but, did this one ever get resolved?

                We are experiencing the exact same thing

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