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I have stability issues - crashed browser tabs and apps that refuse to start - on the latest Armbian + Noble + GNOME images on Rock 5C and Orange Pi 5. After some debugging, I found that the kernel's configured thread limit is hit in these cases.
I have been searching Armbian's build repository to find any code that sets these limits, but I couldn't find any. I believe that the defaults, calculated/configured by the kernel apply. The vendor and Joshua Riek's images do not have this problem. That's why I think the issue might be in this project (Armbian's linux-rockchip kernel).
I have stability issues - crashed browser tabs and apps that refuse to start - on the latest Armbian + Noble + GNOME images on Rock 5C and Orange Pi 5. After some debugging, I found that the kernel's configured thread limit is hit in these cases.
The issue is worked around by making the following changes (and reboot):
I have been searching Armbian's
build
repository to find any code that sets these limits, but I couldn't find any. I believe that the defaults, calculated/configured by the kernel apply. The vendor and Joshua Riek's images do not have this problem. That's why I think the issue might be in this project (Armbian's linux-rockchip kernel).Here is the Linux kernel documentation about
threads-max
:https://www.kernel.org/doc/html/latest/admin-guide/sysctl/kernel.html#threads-max
I have been writing to the forums about this issue here:
https://forum.armbian.com/topic/48254-solution-for-browser-and-other-applications-crashing-due-to-processthread-limit/
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