On Mon, Aug 27, 2007 at 12:55:38PM -0400, Neil Horman wrote: > > crashkernel=64M at 16M > > > Hmm, well that should be enough. looking at your log, it appears as though you > have a 512k chunk allocatable, which should seem sufficient to go on a little > longer. The fact that your not seems to indicate that you are allocating a > suspiciously large single chunk of ram. I'd configure your initramfs to drop to > a shell prompt before it sets up lp0. Then you can step through the actions of > the init script and monitor the contents of /proc/slabinfo to get an idea of > whats eating up all your lowmem prior to the oom kill. > > Neil > <snipped from Randy's output> Out of memory: kill process 680 (boot) score 309 or a child Killed process 701 (S01boot.udev) Heh, it's udev again. What a surprise! </sarcasm> Neil, didn't we solve this with an init 1 or something (ignoring the whole busybox thing). Cheers, Don
