I'm running ubuntu 10.4 lts, and just refreshed factor & rebuilt using
the ./build-support/factor.sh
update method at about 10pm Saturday. The last time I build was 2 months
ago, and the code has changed, but runs on both pc & mac using the binary
downloads as recent as a week ago.

On Sun, Nov 14, 2010 at 12:05 AM, Jim mack <[email protected]> wrote:

> How do I go about starting to think about this:
>
> ( scratchpad - auto ) Out of memory
>
> Nursery: Start=b6c80000, size=100000, end=b6d80000
> Aging: Start=b6a80000, size=200000, end=b6c80000
> Tenured: Start=b0880000, size=6000000, end=b6880000
> Cards:base=b080a008, size=65400
> r...@blogtation:/usr/factor#
>
> It's on the smallest linode, using port forwarding, trying to run from the
> factor listener in a screen session.  I'm a unix noobie.  The website got
> launched fine, but the first few seconds of interacting with it failed.  I
> looked in doc for the word memory, is room. detailed enough?  Does anything
> suggest itself?
>
> I am using ajax with polling every 500 ms but only one user in what you
> could think of as a chat app.
>
> room.
> == Data heap ==
>
> - Nursery space
> Size:     1,024 KB
> Occupied: 133 KB
> Free:     890 KB
>
> - Aging space
> Size:     2,048 KB
> Occupied: 194 KB
> Free:     1,853 KB
>
> - Tenured space
> Size:             98,304 KB
> Occupied:         60,667 KB
> Total free:       37,636 KB
> Contiguous free:  37,626 KB
> Free block count: 116
>
> - Miscellaneous buffers
> Card array: 405 KB
> Deck array: 0 KB
> Mark stack: 16 KB
>
> == Code heap ==
>
> Size:             65,536 KB
> Occupied:         10,131 KB
> Total free:       55,404 KB
> Contiguous free:  55,401 KB
> Free block count: 59
>
> Optimized code:   42096 blocks 6,886 KB
> Unoptimized code: 30440 blocks 2,737 KB
> Inline caches:    3363 blocks  507 KB
> Profiling stubs:  0 blocks     0 KB
> ( scratchpad - auto )
>
>
> --
> Jim
> "I'm for extending the working Medicare program for our seniors all the way
> back to contraception, so Americans can concentrate on living their lives
> without fear of changing a job, going bankrupt from deductibles or fighting
> HMO bureaucracy."
>



-- 
Jim
"I'm for extending the working Medicare program for our seniors all the way
back to contraception, so Americans can concentrate on living their lives
without fear of changing a job, going bankrupt from deductibles or fighting
HMO bureaucracy."
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