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> continue to function normally By definition, you are not functioning normally if you're OOM.
by ElectricalUnion 5y ago
> continue to function normally
By definition, you are not functioning normally if you're OOM.
- SigmundA 5y agoIf you try an operation that causes an OOM by say allocating a large amount of memory as the example given above, then that memory is freed you are now functioning normally again. If you write a large file to disk filling it to capacity, failing then delete the file, now you have free space again and everything is normal.
- kasabali 5y ago> If you write a large file to disk filling it to capacity, failing then delete the file, now you have free space again and everything is normal. You've never used btrfs, have you? :D