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Subject: Re: [FreeNX-kNX] Cannot load long webpage in NX
From: "Fabian Franz" <FabianFranz () gmx ! de>
Date: 2007-03-28 1:57:31
Message-ID: 20070328015731.90060 () gmx ! net
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> exactly, Xorg/Xfree eats up the free memory and X crashes
Yes.
>
> > > Disabling backing store on client might help with not image-related
> > > memory usage.
>
> it does NOT help with this problem, it does nothing at all at the client
> side
> (put as an option to Xorg)
Hm, okay.
> As far as I researched I found (I think) that the core of the problem is
> an
> built in extension in Xorg that is called MIT-SHM which cashes
> images/graphics in memory which is used by Xorg to recall recently opened
> images from memory in opposite to redraw them again.
That is different from my understanding that with MIT-SHM appication draw directly \
into a shared pixmap buffer.
But if that one is in the X-Server it might be that this causes the problems.
> I couldn't find a way
> to
> disable it
-noshmem might work, though I don't know.
> Does anyone have an idea how to disable this "feature" in Xorg?
What (tested) does work however is:
-extension "MIT-SHM"
You can test it with xdpyinfo, which lists all the extensions.
> In my case memory is more important (in financial view) than a little
> performance issue.
Sure.
Hadn't thought about it that shared memories could be _that_ way when using remote X.
So, please report back and if it works, add it to the FAQ.
cu
Fabian
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