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32-bit Parity crashes with: out of memory #4439
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How much free memory does your machine have? What's the output of |
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@brenzi You have 8GB of ram, but you run 32-bit system, it means that at most 3.5GB can be utilized by the system. I would recommend upgrading to 64-bits. |
I'm running a 64bit system, but cargo seems to have decided to build parity with 32bit (what caused some dependency trouble when building. I just installed the 32bit packages along the 64bit ones and build worked.
I guess this could be the root of the issue? Then my question is, why This didn't happen with my last build. I'm sure I had a 64bit binary last time |
If you are using rustup make sure it has correct platform set as default with |
ah, got it, thanks. It seems the 32bit setup has somehow survived the upgrade to the new 64bit ubuntu because it sits in my home folder which I kept. Yet it's strange that my last build was 64bit. Anyhow, I'm building now and hoping the issue will be fixed. thanks for your quick support. |
@brenzi Assuming everything worked? |
We still need to make sure memory usage is under 1GB with default settings. |
it works for me now (with 64bit build) |
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Resolved with #5526 |
I'm running
Parity/v1.6.0-unstable-b2ecf1c-20170131/x86-linux-gnu/rustc1.14.0
And I can't sync (from scratch) the chain, neither with
--warp
nor without it.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: