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[openbeos] Re: openbeos Digest V6 #213
- From: "Ithamar Adema" <iradema@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: openbeos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 7 Nov 2006 07:53:19 +0100
Hi Axel,
There currently are 2 major stability problems in Haiku:
1) the reference counting with vm_cache/vm_area isn't safe - I haven't
search for the actual error yet, but it sometimes crashes with a
debugger message that suggests this is the case
2) the VM does not have a page scanner (the one we have is broken and I
disabled it); it never chooses any page to be dispensable.
I just did a build of Haiku, and tried copying the content of the
image file from within Haiku to a real partition (using QEMU). This
failed (crashes in VM) until I increased the memory allocated to Haiku
in QEMU.
I presume this is a valid test case of the problems your describing?
If so, I'll start looking into the VM to see if I can help you fix
this :D
It would simply be great to have Haiku stable enough to be able to,
once the basics of the network stack are finished, do development from
within Haiku itself....
Ithamar.
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