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Re: wired memory leak?
BLUF: Setting "AccelMethod UXA" in xorg.conf avoids wired page leaks.
A brief followup that setting acceleration to UXA makes the leak not
happen.
For a very long time (2023?), I had in /etc/xorg.conf all but the
AccelMethod line:
Section "Device"
Identifier "Card0"
Driver "modesetting"
Option "AccelMethod" "UXA"
EndSection
and I recently added AccelMethod UXA based on hints upthread, but didn't
reboot. While wired memory was growing, it hadn't gotten to unuaable.
I had to shut the computer off for unrelated reasons on Wednesday.
I started the wired memory logger at boot, before X. After it had been
up for a while I noticed it was stable, and then noticed I had added the
AccelMethod line.
Wire pages stay within 12200-12300, with X running, with or without
firefox. top reports 48M. This has been stable 2d 18h.
So, AccelMethod UXA vs whatever is default makes the difference.
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