Hello Alan
thanks for the reply
Based on your request I close this bug, if you need to reopen it just click on
the status tag and select new
Fabio
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I've been watching my memory usage for the past month. Something has
definitely improved. After 23 days of uptime, my system was using 1.9
GB (after closing all apps). On the next reboot, after 7 days of
uptime, it was using 1.9 GB. It doesn't seem to change with usage.
Based on recent observa
Thanks for reopening this issue.
I don't think activating apport-collect was much use since I rejected
the access request. I found information about how apport-collect works
when diagnosing a program crash, but I didn't find anything about its
use in diagnosing a persistent memory leak. What exa
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Title:
severe memory leak began in Karmic, persisting in Lucid
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For some reason I didn't see an email notice associated with the request
from Fabio Marconi on 7 December.
Because of the (relatively) slow persistent nature of the leak, I can't
confirm the magnitude of the leak on an ongoing basis without ten to
fourteen days between system reboots. A couple of
This bug report was marked as Incomplete and has not had any updated
comments for quite some time. As a result this bug is being closed.
Please reopen if this is still an issue in the current Ubuntu
development release http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/current/ .
Also, please be sure to provide
Hello Allan
can you please run in a terminal
apport-collect 590566
Thanks
Fabio
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Thanks Fabio, for attending to this issue. I've been meaning to update
this bug item.
Unfortunately, there's no indication that my upgrade to 10.10 or any
subsequent patch has significantly change my memory usage pattern.
With 8GB installed, I don't notice the problem as quickly. Also, I've
had
Hello
Is this problem present with the latest updates ?
Thanks in advance
Fabio
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After my weekend system reboot, my FF came up with Boomtango re-enabled.
I had disabled that when I had 2GB because it appeared to be a memory
hog. Now that I have 8GB I thought I would try it again.
Unfortunately, my history is huge, and Boomtango can take up to two
minutes to do a simple history
My uptime today is 4.5 days and my memory usage is 61% of 8GB with 2GB
accounted to programs. Still on the 600MB/day all-you-can-leak plan.
Yesterday the strange monochrome window effect began to show its face
again. I saw it on Evolution, Cutecom, the background colour for my
tilda terminal, a
Appears that removing tomcat did not improve matters.
In the meantime, replaced the system board with a Gigabyte GA-EP45T-
UD3L/Wolfdale E8400/8GB DDR2 PC6400 configuration.
Running with 8GB I can probably go a week between reboots, if the leak
rate persists at 600-800MB/day.
Today I'm at uptime
Another cycle, same behaviour.
Uptime 3 days 12 hours, and I've seen the strange monochrome windows
again. Memory use at 83% after Evolution (which I'm now starting to
use) grew to 1.3GB resident. After terminating Evolution, back down to
61% memory use (3.6GB) for programs totalling less than 1
Because this is weird, I'll mention one long-shot possible connection.
About a year ago I had to do something on this system which was odd and
unexplained. Under Karmic (and further back) when I terminated my
Eclipse instance, it would vanish from the screen, but fail to
completely terminate. I
I've been continuing to monitor this problem. My system has now been up for
five days without FF doing an unexpected termination (at which point I do a
system restart, ending further observation of the memory leak). My memory
usage is now at 72% of 5.8GB, while known applications account for
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