Re: [Bug 50181] New: Memory usage doubles after more then 20 hours of uptime.

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On 11/15/2012 02:12 PM, Andrew Morton wrote:
> /proc/slabinfo indicates that it isn't a slab leak, and kmemleak won't
> tell us about alloc_pages() leaks.  I'm stumped.  Dave, any progress at
> your end?

I turned on kmemleak and was able to reproduce this on a second reboot,
but it went most of a workday before I noticed it had leaked a bunch.
Unfortunately, kmemleak didn't help at all.  It found a few small things
that _may_ be leaks, but nothing to account for this _massive_ loss.
I'm stumped so far.

My next step is to add some logging to at least see if this is a gradual
thing or it happens all at once, and maybe figure out what the heck I'm
doing to trigger it.


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