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RN422 - OUT_OF_MEMORY+2F9
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NAS (NFS) --1G Switch -- ESXI 6.x
I've one rn422 which is running on fw 6.9.0, the main purpose is only for testing purpose and it is stand-by for data backup in-case the primary backup datastore down.
I have another RN312 which is doing the same job, it is running on 6.8.1 and no problem so far.
My problem is that after power on only serveral hours without doing any backup on my RN422, the screen will shows out_of_memory+2F9
refer to the systemd-journal.log, it shows Out of memory and trying to kill the process, anyone encountered this issue?
captured from the logs file.
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: lowmem_reserve[]: 0 0 0 0
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: DMA: 18*4kB (UME) 13*8kB (U) 24*16kB (UME) 39*32kB (UME) 27*64kB (UME) 15*128kB (UME) 6*256kB (E) 2*512kB (U) 0*1024kB 0*2048kB 0*4096kB = 8016kB
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: DMA32: 399*4kB (UME) 853*8kB (UMEH) 838*16kB (UMEH) 174*32kB (UMEH) 95*64kB (UM) 15*128kB (UMH) 9*256kB (UMH) 2*512kB (UH) 3*1024kB (UH) 1*2048kB (H) 0*4096kB = 43844kB
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: 463530 total pagecache pages
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: 52 pages in swap cache
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: Swap cache stats: add 48618, delete 48566, find 21198/31758
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: Free swap = 434208kB
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: Total swap = 523708kB
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: 514115 pages RAM
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: 0 pages HighMem/MovableOnly
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: 13192 pages reserved
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [ pid ] uid tgid total_vm rss nr_ptes nr_pmds swapents oom_score_adj name
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [ 2428] 0 2428 8955 401 22 3 314 -1000 systemd-udevd
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [ 3801] 83 3801 10175 454 25 3 193 -900 dbus-daemon
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [ 3803] 0 3803 5880 602 15 3 92 0 connmand
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [ 3804] 0 3804 6916 0 13 3 54 0 mdcsrepaird
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [ 3805] 0 3805 1602 367 10 3 39 0 raidard
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [ 3813] 0 3813 3876 369 13 3 102 0 mdadm
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [ 3854] 0 3854 4881 326 13 4 37 0 agetty
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [ 3856] 0 3856 4836 341 13 3 38 0 agetty
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [ 4136] 0 4136 34581 417 74 3 902 0 apache2
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [ 4141] 0 4141 353158 1375 184 4 11546 -1000 readynasd
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [ 4598] 0 4598 32483 364 29 3 144 0 fvbackup-q
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [ 4671] 0 4671 1021 116 6 3 21 0 apache_log
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [ 4672] 0 4672 1054 303 8 3 27 0 apache_log
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [ 4673] 0 4673 34583 394 72 3 898 0 apache2
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [ 4677] 98 4677 34609 395 71 3 943 0 apache2
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [ 4781] 98 4781 34617 395 72 3 950 0 apache2
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [ 4793] 98 4793 34609 395 71 3 940 0 apache2
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [ 4807] 98 4807 34623 364 71 3 977 0 apache2
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [ 5216] 0 5216 8146 371 20 3 84 0 cron
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [ 5350] 84 5350 8057 511 20 3 98 0 avahi-daemon
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [ 5354] 84 5354 8026 0 19 3 65 0 avahi-daemon
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [ 5367] 0 5367 56969 470 108 3 474 0 nmbd
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [ 5375] 0 5375 32490 415 33 3 176 0 netatalk
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [ 5376] 0 5376 34378 404 68 3 426 0 afpd
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [ 5377] 0 5377 12390 351 29 4 135 0 cnid_metad
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [ 5383] 0 5383 1589 327 9 3 43 0 minissdpd
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [ 5384] 1 5384 8380 423 20 3 76 0 upnphttpd
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [ 5456] 0 5456 52465 735 38 3 213 -900 snapperd
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [ 5609] 0 5609 33489 522 33 3 202 0 minidlnad
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [ 6354] 0 6354 9297 363 23 3 129 0 rpcbind
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [ 6359] 79 6359 9320 349 23 3 148 0 rpc.statd
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [ 7092] 0 7092 6379 0 17 3 59 0 rpc.idmapd
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [ 7093] 0 7093 10542 408 25 3 262 0 rpc.mountd
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [24786] 0 24786 9398 957 22 3 126 0 systemd-logind
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [24792] 0 24792 11426 1029 23 3 115 0 systemd-journal
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: [24860] 0 24860 9914 733 22 4 72 -1000 rrd-tool
Nov 14 05:32:07 ADS-NAS2 kernel: Out of memory: Kill process 4781 (apache2) score 2 or sacrifice child
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Re: RN422 - OUT_OF_MEMORY+2F9
Is Antivirus enabled? How about file search?
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Re: RN422 - OUT_OF_MEMORY+2F9
Hi stephe
no snapshot, no anti-virus, no file search, just nfs enabled
BR
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Re: RN422 - OUT_OF_MEMORY+2F9
Something is likely wrong. Have you looked at disk health? How full is the volume?
Though it looks like there are enabled services that you can turn off. ReadyDLNA shows up in the log, and can certainly be turned off.
One option is to turn off all non-essential services and then attempt to balance and defrag. Anoter is to do a factory reset and start over.
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Re: RN422 - OUT_OF_MEMORY+2F9
HI Stephen
thank for your reply.
it just purchased, both HDD are health, all "0" on smart_history.log,
Around 10% Free.
I will downgrade back to 6.8.1 and factory default to the RN412 and try again.
I will turn off the unused services
wanna to see the logs?
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Re: RN422 - OUT_OF_MEMORY+2F9
@gn00347026 wrote:
wanna to see the logs?
Netgear might, maybe PM mdgm and ask.
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Re: RN422 - OUT_OF_MEMORY+2F9
let you know the result, hope it is not a software bug!
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