On Thu, Jul 10, 2003 at 05:58:09PM +0100, Nuno Silva wrote: > > Hi! > > Since everyone is guessing I'll try my best shot :)
I was not guessing, I just provided facts .. 8-) > Try running a kernel without highmem enabled and boot linux with > mem=900M. If that restores stable operation you should upgrade > your JRE and JDK to the very latest ones (1.4.*) from Sun or > Blackdown and try again with highmem enabled. this could indeed be an issue, highmem often gives trouble ... together with lvm it's almost certain to fail/hang/screw up ... best, Herbert > Good luck, > Nuno Silva > > Kyle Yencer wrote: > >Hi, > > > >I have been working using the VServer 0.22 and ctx-17 in a scenario with > >anywhere from 5 to 20 VServers running, some of which run java inside of > >them. In the beginning phases, the server would crash anywhere from 7 > >to 10 days, however now it will crash almost daily and at that multiple > >times sometimes. The Host OS is Redhat 7.3 and the kernel is a vanilla > >patched 2.4.20 kernel. I have also tried the 2.4.19-ctx15 kernel as > >will with no better results. The machine is a dual xeon with 2 gigs of > >ram, it's quite possible the issue is hardware related, the server is > >running a i2o raid card and eepro100 nics. Has anyone ran into similiar > >problems? The only thing i've been able to grab before the server > >crashed is the last proc, which coincidently happened to be a java > >process. Please let me know if anyone has seen similar behavior, or > >where anyone has found stable ground if this is normal. > > > >Kyle Yencer
