Hello!
A host with 128M RAM, 1G partition as rvm data, 1.2G partition swap.
A brand new minimal Debian install, custom kernel 2.4.19.
At vice-setup time rdsinit tells:
(typing looking at another screen)
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Rdsinit will initialize data and log.
This takes a while.
rvm_initialize succeeded.
Going to initialize data file to zero, could take awhile.
[long pause]
done.
[long pause]
release_segment unmap failed RVM_ENOT_MAPPED [this is what warries me]
rds_zap_heap completed successfully.
rvm_teminate succeeded.
RVM setup is done!
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What does the "unmap failed" mean, the program still reports success?
rdsinit is from rvm-1.6 with "yield" patch.
The relevant part of the script reads
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parms="$dsparm $rvmstart $heapsize $staticsize $nlists $chunk"
codaconfedit "$conf" rvm_log "$log"
codaconfedit "$conf" rvm_data "$data"
codaconfedit "$conf" rvm_data_length "$dsparm"
echo
echo "Rdsinit will initialize data and log."
echo "This takes a while."
### note don't "" $parms
rdsinit -f "$log" "$data" $parms
if [ $? != 0 ]; then
echo Error in rdsinit. Exiting.
exit 1
fi
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Hope somebody has the answer!
Regards,
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Ivan
