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1. An error is reported when ORACLE software is installed to 86%. The figure is missing. The log is as follows: /Oracle/u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/INFO: db_1/lib/sysliblist '-R/opt/SUNWcluster/lib-R/export/home/oracle/u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/db_1/lib-R/opt /ORCLcluster/lib/-y p, :/opt/SUNWcluster/lib:/opt/ORCLcluster/lib/:/usr/ccs/lib/amd64: /usr/lib/amd64-Qy-lm/export/home/oracle/u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/db_1/lib/prod/lib/amd64/crtn. o-lpthread INFO: ld: fatal:

"Dynamic MMap has no space. Please increase the resolution of APT: Cache-Limit... ". when updating the software in javastun, the following error occurs: Java code jiyj @ ubuntu :~ $ Sudo apt-get install firefox [sudo] password for jiyj: Sorry, try again. [sudo] password for jiyj: www.2cto.com is reading the package list... An error occurred! E: Dynamic MMap has no space. Increase the size of APT: Cache-Limi

Best references: 1. Master from the Internet. 2. UNP V2 posix ipc chapter 12. 3. Linux man command. Article 1: MMAP function Purpose 1. Map common files to the process memory space for memory ing Io. 2. Map special files to the process memory space for anonymous memory ing Io. 3. Map shm_open to open the POSIX shared memory zone to the memory space of the process, which can provide data sharing and IO among unrelated processes. # Include V

The video application can apply for a buffer from the v4l2 driver in two ways. 1. userptr, as the name implies, refers to the user space pointer. the application layer allocates the required memory space and passes it to the v4l2 driver layer as a pointer, the v4l2 driver saves the content of capture to the space indicated by the pointer. In general, the application layer needs to ensure that the memory space is physically consecutive (the IPU processing unit is required), and the Android syst

indicates the number of requests. If (req. Count Printf ("insufficient buffer memory \ n "); Buffers = calloc (req. Count, sizeof (* buffers); // create the corresponding space in the memory For (n_buffers = 0; n_buffers {Struct v4l2_buffer Buf; // one frame in the driverClear (BUF );Buf. type = v4l2_buf_type_video_capture;Buf. Memory = v4l2_memory_mmap;Buf. Index = n_buffers; If (-1 = IOCTL (FD, vidioc_querybuf, BUF) // map the user spacePrintf ("vidioc_querybuf error \ n "); Buffers [n_buffe

Copy_to_user needs to check the validity of the pointer during each copy, that is, the pointer to the address of the user space is indeed the address of the process itself, instead of pointing to the location that does not belong to it, in addition, data is copied once each time, and memory is frequently accessed. Because the virtual address is continuous, the physical address may not necessarily be consecutive, resulting in frequent cache failures of the CPU, thus reducing the speed.MMAP only c

Dynamically passes the physical address and size of the kernel space to user space. This article also demonstrates two common methods that can be used for communication between kernel space and user space: Proc file system and Mmap shared memory.The entire kernel module, when the module inserts, establishes the proc file, allocates the memory. When the module is unloaded, the content written by the user space is printed.Here is the code for the kernel

View MySQL LogsInnodb:initializing buffer pool, size =128.0MInnodb:mmap (137363456bytes) failed; Errno Ainnodb:completed Initialization of buffer poolinnodb:fatal Error:cannot allocate memory forThe buffer Pool[error] Plugin'InnoDB'Initfunctionreturned error. [ERROR] Plugin'InnoDB'registration as a STORAGE ENGINE failed. [ERROR] Unknown/Unsupported storage engine:innodb[error] abortingToo few caches. free-m total used free shared buffers Cachedmem: 11

I. overview memory ing: in short, you can map a memory area of your space to the kernel space. After the ing is successful, your modifications to this memory area can be directly reflected in the kernel space. On the contrary, modifications made to

Recently in doing video output related things, for reserved for framebuffer memory use is not very clear, now find some information to tidy up, in case of use.For a system, there will be a lot of peripherals, then the management of these peripherals

Overview of Shared memory The shared memory area is the fastest form of IPC, where data delivery is no longer related to the kernel, in other words, processes no longer pass data to each other by executing system calls into the kernel. That is,

Shared memory can be said to be the most useful interprocess communication and the fastest form of IPC because processes can read and write directly to memory without requiring any copy of the data. For communication like pipelines and Message

I. overview memory ing: in short, you can map a memory area of your space to the kernel space. after the ING is successful, your modifications to this memory area can be directly reflected in the kernel space. On the contrary, modifications made to

    Ffi = require 'ffi' ffi. cdef [[ int open (const char * file, int flag); void * mmap (void * _ addr, int _ len, int _ prot, int _ flags, int _ fd, int _ offset); # pragma pack (1) typedef struct { char name [21]; unsigned short age;

Note: This example uses the form of shared file ing. The write end writes data and the read end reads data. Write end: /*-------------map_normalfile1.c-----------*/#include #include #include #include #include #include typedef struct{ char name[4];

efficiency of communication with shared memory is very high. Linux 2.2.x kernel supports multiple memory sharing modes, such as MMAP () system calling, POSIX shared memory, and System V shared memory. For Linux Release versions such as RedHat 8.0 that support MMAP () system calls and System V shared memory, but POSIX shared memory has not yet been implemented, this article will mainly introduce

processes, the ing is not always removed after a small amount of data is read and written. When there is new communication, the shared memory area is re-established. Instead, keep the shared area until the communication is complete. In this way, the data content is stored in the shared memory and not written back to the file. The content in the shared memory is often written back to the file when the ing is removed. Therefore, the efficiency of communication with shared memory is very high. Lin

processes, the ing is not always removed after a small amount of data is read and written. When there is new communication, the shared memory area is re-established. Instead, keep the shared area until the communication is complete. In this way, the data content is stored in the shared memory and not written back to the file. The content in the shared memory is often written back to the file when the ing is removed. Therefore, the efficiency of communication with shared memory is very high. Lin

Linux Virtual memory management has several key concepts : How is the Linux virtual address space distributed? How is malloc and free allocating and freeing memory? How can I see the fragmentation of memory inside a heap? Since the heap internal memory brk and SBRK can not be directly released, why not all use mmap to allocate, Munmap directly released? Linux Virtual memory management has several key concepts: 1, each process has a separate virtual ad

This article mainly analyzes the implementation principles of memory and I/O-related system calls and library functions, and provides the problems that need to be paid attention to during use and the focus of optimization, system calls involved in this article include readahead, pread/pwrite, read/write, MMAP, readv/writev, sendfile, fsync/fdatasync/msync, shmget, and malloc. This article first briefly introduces the memory usage of the application an