Page Space Problems
Barbara La Scala
bfls at cain.anu.edu.au
Thu Mar 14 15:22:56 AEST 1991
I think this has been mentioned before but (like a fool) I didn't take note
of it. I was attempting to compile an ordinary sized program only to have
my compilation abort with the error message
1501-229 Compilation ended due to lack of space
After much searching around I discovered (in /usr/lpp/xlc/bin/README.xlc)
that this error message means the system has run out of page space. The "lsps"
command, which lists the attributes of your paging space, shows that 83% of my
32MB swap space is used, even though I'm not running any large programs. In
fact according to the output from ps, the only process which is using a
significant amount of memory is the swapper, which is using around 50% of
memory! Is this normal? (I can't find any info on "swapper" in InfoExplorer).
Assuming it isn't, is there any way (short of a reboot) I can free up my swap
space?
Help!
Barbara La Scala Internet: bfls at cain.anu.edu.au
Australian National University
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