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I launched ananicy as a service, relogged in, and I ran a command in the terminal: tail /dev/zero. In the end, I had to hard reboot the system: she didn’t even react to any magic sysrq keys.
It is awful behavior and it is unexpected behavior. ananicy should not change oom_score_adj values. Firstly, this is not described in the description: readme claims that ananicy only changes nice and ionice values. Moreover, such low values, which can also be inherited by user session processes. Secondly, a change in the oom_score_adj values of the quantities does not affect the latency.
If you want to better control the choice of the victim when the memory runs out, I would recommend the nohang daemon for you: it is specifically designed to flexibly adjust the behavior of the system at low memory.
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Some processes in user session inherits this oom_score_adj value. For example, terminal inherits it.
Related: rfjakob/earlyoom#140.
I launched
ananicy
as a service, relogged in, and I ran a command in the terminal:tail /dev/zero
. In the end, I had to hard reboot the system: she didn’t even react to any magic sysrq keys.It is awful behavior and it is unexpected behavior.
ananicy
should not changeoom_score_adj
values. Firstly, this is not described in the description: readme claims thatananicy
only changesnice
andionice
values. Moreover, such low values, which can also be inherited by user session processes. Secondly, a change in theoom_score_adj
values of the quantities does not affect the latency.If you want to better control the choice of the victim when the memory runs out, I would recommend the nohang daemon for you: it is specifically designed to flexibly adjust the behavior of the system at low memory.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: