[X Servers] Invisible disk space usage
Jerome Camus
camus at iwant2go2.com
Thu Mar 27 03:26:54 PST 2003
Follow-up.
We have determined through the process viewer that LaunchCFMApp seems
to be the culprit. It has been seen to shoot up to use 85 % of
memory capacity. When it comes down, it effectively does free up
some apparent space on the boot disk, but not all.
Seems like it enjoys munching 2 GB for the sake of it. Then it
stabilizes in its behaviour. But by then, the apps running on top are
hosed - reporting out ofmemore errors.
>A strange behaviour has appeared in the past 48 hours on an OS X server 10.1.4
>
>Apparently, the available disk space is dropping precipitously -
>about 3 gb being consumed daily.
>
>
>Checked every folder for its size and all there appears normal -
>nothing is above its expected levels. Sum the folders up & there
>should be a *lot* more disk space available.
>
>Re-booting the machine does wonders: the available disk space on
>the boot disk comes back to normal. Trying to monitor if the jump
>in invisibly conusmed disk space occurs gradually or in chunks, but
>have no data on that yet.
>
>This is curious behaviour indeed as no interventions have occured to
>the server & system in a while.
>
>Disturbing as well, because it means having to re-launch a machine
>when we're not supposed to.
>
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