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Cooling Savant
Join Date: Mar 2001
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Well after looking at one of my clients memory usage and seeing that it was up over 150mb! I found this thread over at the distributed folding site http://www.free-dc.org/forum/showthr...?threadid=3385 . Apparently there is a strange memory leak. Some of the people think its because of how the progress.txt and filelist.txt get updated. A few of the guys have noticed for a temporary fix that they can change progress file to update either not at all or greater than 10 times(use the -g 0 option or -g 10 or edit if you are running it as a service edit service.cfg to 0 or 10). You can also leave the default but you probably need to restart once the mem usage gets too high. Have any of you guys noticed this problem?
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Cooling Savant
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Blackburn / Dundee
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MMine's up to over 300 MB though I am running a gig of RAM and it had been folding for the last week (well 161 hours) continously so I don't thoin that counts.... but the memory usage HAS been steadily rising. If I hit 900MB RAM usage I may restart it but it ain't bothering me.... yet.
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Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: Spokane WA
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The clinet is supposed to use a maximum of 150megs. If it is over that then it's probably just going to worst.
I have kept an eye on that thread for a few weeks now and they are stumped so far. I have not had a problem at all yet with memory on my 3 comps. 1 ran for a week strait untill last night and it was still below 90megs. if it was a true memory leak it should be happening on ALL computers and not just some of them. It is weird stuff.... This client in general is pretty weird. I was over 100,000 a day yesterday and now they are struggling to put out a 1,000 an hour.... One comp is taking over 2 hrs a structure! Usually it takes 10-15minutes. Worst part is the energy level is in the 8's. Not like all that wasted time is doing the project any good....:shrug: |
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Cooling Savant
Join Date: Apr 2003
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I think the two instances are related... I was running a low memory (just over 100MB) when I was getting over 90,000/day.. and recently now I am running 25k I am using 300MB.
In programming terms it is a memory cumulative loop that tales more and more time to do each cycle e.g. for (beginng till end) { read buffer anylyse buffer add large amount of stuff to buffer } That would explain each phenomenon, though I think I could be way off its the best theory I could come up with. (needs more reserch) |
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Check this out guys: http://www.free-dc.org/forum/showthr...&threadid=3591
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Cooling Savant
Join Date: Apr 2003
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Join Date: Dec 2001
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I just got home and noticed my main rigs memory was down to 6% left!
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Cooling Savant
Join Date: Apr 2003
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I'm up to 320MB now.
God I hope I'm right. |
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