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| #11303 | obsolete | memory leak: host system crashes after prolonged use with jack | ||
| Description |
While utilizing jack (www.jackaudio.org) on the host, and virtualbox on the host, the system can becoe unusable because of a memory leak. how to reproduce: On the host machine, in this case running Linux I386 Debian Wheezy, start jack and the following clients: ecasound (for transporting audio from jack to a remote server) mpg123 (for ingesting audio) Next start the virtualbox guest. As long as mpg123 is providing content into the jack system, there is a small memory leak, about 100k a second. No process takes ownership of the loss of memory, but total memory ithat is used in 'top' reports the leak. The memory does not appear in the buffers or cache columns, and after a few hours several processes are killed with OOM killer, rendering the host machine unusable if dhcpd or bind is terminated. Eventually, the machine becomes unresponsive to all network traffic and requires a hard-reset to bring it back to life. If mpg123 is connected to the jack system, but not providing audio, the machine can run for days without incident and no apparent memory leak. If the guest is never started, and if mpg123 is providing content, the system is stable. If Virtualbox is running, but jack and friends are not, the system runs fine for days at a time--it is only when mpg123 is providing content. I also tried this with jack_simple_client, various versions of jack, the alsa and dummy backend drivers, but the problem is still present--only when the virtual guest is running and when an audio client is providing audio for jack does this problem appear. |
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| #10970 | fixed | memory leak in VBoxService.exe | ||
| Description |
the VBoxService.exe in guest os seems to leak mem 1MB every 2 hours in headless mode. Note that if the VM is not running in headless mode, VBoxService.exe is OK, around 2.7M all the time. version 4.1.22 host: Windows7 x64, and Ubuntu 10.04 x64 guest: windows xp with VB addition ver 4.1.22, running in headless |
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| #6646 | fixed | memory leak if many smal files are written into a shared folder from linux guest | ||
| Description |
If many files are copied to a shared folder for the linux guest, memory usage is increasing until "out of memory". Host: MacOSX Guest: Linux (Kernel 2.6.24) If many files are copied to the shared folder form the guest a memory leak occurs. Reproduce: Load vboxguest and vboxvfs modules. Mount shared folder. Create 10000 files with 0kB Size. Copy the files to the shared folder Memory increases about 5MB I have tested it with different versions of VirtualBox (2.2.4, 3.0.2 and 3.1.6). All tested Versions seem to have the problem. I also could reproduce the error with Windows as Host. So I think its a problem of the Linux-Guest addition. |
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