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Irix

I have an SGI running IRIX 6.5
The prob is when i login as user
and open a file , it gives me error as "OUT OF MEMORY"
when i su or login as root . THis error disappers
I have lot of space in the System .

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You may have a lot of space, but does your user name have access to it???
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Ya i have access for all users.
It happens also for files in its home directory.
i canalso make new files . But every time i open a file using vi , it gives me this message at the Escape mode prompt
" Out Of Memory"

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what is your swap size and ram size? Are they equal? And I know it's ok when you are root... but that just seems strange.
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swap -s
total: 0.00k allocated + 53.11m add'l reserved = 53.11m bytes used, 326.03m byte
s available
swap -l
lswap path dev pri swaplo blocks free maxswap vswap
1 /dev/swap
0,203 0 0 262144 262144 262144 0

I am not aware of the RAM size though


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Do you have quotas' on your filesystem space? If so, that could be your problem. I don't know the specifics, but I believe there are ways to limit the RAM and CPU usage for particular users as well...
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DPAI,

You need to run the command " top " as root.
#top

This will give you number of processes running, sleeping
CPU load in percentage used by CPU and user
Memory Available and being used
Swap space being used and free
etc...

...By the way the output of 'top" is in REAL time which will help you find the culprit that is hogging your memory.

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IRIX64 Xavier 6.4 02121744 IP30 Load[0.09,0.02,0.00] 09:44:51 30 procs
user pid pgrp %cpu proc pri size rss time command
root 16516 16516 0.11 0 20 114 73 0:00 top
root 770 770 0.09 * 20 118 75 1:33 sendmail
root 3708 3709 0.04 * 20 1081 513 4:49 clogin
root 912 912 0.03 * 20 1045 396 10:16 Xsgi
root 182 182 0.01 * 20 99 59 2:01 routed
root 16348 172 0.01 * 20 111 66 0:00 telnetd
root 16501 16501 0.01 * 20 94 55 0:00 rlogind
rosen 16503 16511 0.00 * 20 93 33 0:00 rlogin

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