Re: memory problem when using linuxppc-2.4.4 in mpc8260 board

Dear Shuaiye,

in message [ref] you wrote:

     I have a bad headache of the memory problem of mpc8260 board using
linuxppc-2.4.4, the ELDK version.we got 32M ram,after booting,it seems
have 21000 K free,but when we use the system,it seems have little
memory.I did a simple test about this,and use bdi2000+gdb get some

I assume you are uysing a ramdisk, right? How big  is  this  ramdisk?
Otherwise 21000 K free is not reasonable.


What makes you think you are running out of memory?

data.and feel lost about the infomation.Can anybody give some infomation
about it? thx a lot.

Which sort of data are you _trying_ to get in  the  first  place?  It
makes  little  sense  just  to  poke  around when you don;t know what
you're looking for...

==>the simple program is used to test:

sleep1.c:

main()
{
        while(1)
                sleep(1);
}

==>call it 12 times:

bash-2.05#./sleep1 &
[12] 229

==>just now ,it jump into the break point:

Breakpoint 4, bad_page_fault (regs=0xc1cd3ab0, address=2104558664, sig=2104558456) at fault.c:224
224             if ((fixup = search_exception_table(regs->nip)) != 0) {

(gdb) bt
#0  bad_page_fault (regs=0xc1cd3ab0, address=2104558664, sig=2104558456) at fault.c:224
#1  0xc000c964 in do_page_fault (regs=0xc1cd3ab0, address=2104558664, error_code=536870912) at fault.c:185
#2  0xc0003de4 in ret_from_except () at init/main.c:858
#3  0xc00fbec4 in udp_data_ready (sk=0xc0254680, len=2104558664) at xprt.c:654
#4  0xc00e9624 in udp_queue_rcv_skb (sk=0xc0254680, skb=0xc025d620)

...


I see no problem here. Linux implements  virtual  memory,  so  it  is
perfectly normal that page faults happen (and will be handled).


What exactly is your problem?

Best regards,

Wolfgang Denk

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