[Gluster-devel] *Error*: Not enough memory (either in RAM or mapped to disk)

[Brent A Nelson]

Guessing from the error, it sounds like the software is trying to write to 
disk using a memory-mapped file.  If I'm not mistaken, Fuse doesn't 
currently support that, although I have seen very recent patches towards 
that goal (on the fuse-dev mailing list and/or the Fuse repository in the 
Linux kernel tree), so it may be doable with a custom Fuse soon, if not 
now.

Thanks,

Brent Nelson
Director of Computing
UF Physics

On Tue, 4 Dec 2007, Albert Shih wrote:

> Hi all
>
> I'm using glusterfs with unify and nufa scheduler.
>
> Now when I'm try to some access (through a scientific software) I got this
> message
>
> 	*Error*: Not enough memory (either in RAM or mapped to disk)
>
> when the output directory is on glusterfs partition. But everything work
> fine when I use output directory on local ext3 filesystem.
>
> Anyone have this problem ?
>
> and better...any one have a solution ?
>
> Regards.
> --
> Albert SHIH
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