• Has anyone ever had these strange problems, either on Solaris 11 or on

    From Large Hadron Collider@21:1/5 to All on Mon Nov 25 00:15:02 2019
    I'm on illumos.

    When I load up the system with multiple clangs, gccs and/or whatever,
    the system (which does not have an OOM killer) starts scattershot
    killing (SIGBUS ENOMEM) high-demand processes, while there's still
    plenty of virtual memory available (however, Unleashed, an illumos fork,
    only had about 120M of virtual memory available on an idle 512MB RAM
    machine without swap...).

    I've had my WeeChat IRC client die from this problem, as well as Tmux (a
    Screen alternative you'll have heard of if you've been around GNU+Linux
    or FreeBSD), as well as the clangs and gcc compilers as mentioned
    earlier. I also have had a Tmux pane die when there is not another
    terminal translator between it and compilers, if the compiler wants to
    return an error.

    I've not tried with Solaris Studio, but I have no reason to believe it
    would not have the same problems, as well as that it does not support
    illumos.

    Any reports of overloading causing scattershot heat death of the
    universe, especially on illumos, but Solaris cases would be appreciated
    too, would be greatly appreciated. You can email me at large.hadron.collider@gmx.com or reply in the newsgroup.

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