Re: misc/60958 ((Probaby) avoidable stability problems due to default memory management behavior on systems with a lot of RAM, ZFS, and no swap)

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Subject: Re: misc/60958 ((Probaby) avoidable stability problems due to default memory management behavior on systems with a lot of RAM, ZFS, and no swap)
From: Ellie <el%horse64.org@localhost>
Date: Tue, 3 Nov 2026 20:10:29 +0000



On 11/3/26 20:05, Ellie via gnats wrote:

Subject: Re: misc/60958 ((Probaby) avoidable stability problems due to default
  memory management behavior on systems with a lot of RAM, ZFS, and no swap)
Date: Tue, 3 Nov 2026 20:01:40 +0000

Here, a screenshot of the normal output of "top" when not nearly OOM:

https://horse64.org/temp/memorynormal.png

Perhaps that is useful as a reference, for whatever numbers that Ibarely understand myself (e.g. for the pool number, whatever that onetruly means and whether it's connected to ZFS at all, or not).


Regards,

Ellie

References:
- Re: misc/60958 ((Probaby) avoidable stability problems due to default memory management behavior on systems with a lot of RAM, ZFS, and no swap)
  - From: Ellie via gnats

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