[maemo-developers] [maemo-developers] lifeguard-reset (was: Repositories)
From: Eero Tamminen eero.tamminen at movial.fiDate: Thu Sep 7 10:01:42 EEST 2006
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Hi, > what is the price to pay, if I run always with no-lifeguard-reset? When some crusial system service goes down (e.g. because it was killed by kernel in out-of-memory situation, or because it was buggy and crashed) and you not being able to use the device. Another alternative would be to change the SW watchdog policies in the init scripts under /etc from reseting the device to restarting the failing process. For more information, see "dsmetool -h" and grep the files under /etc/ on the device. I've tested a bit what happens when different processes die and I'm not sure doing this is much of use: - If X server dies, all it's clients exit (all UI processes) - If either D-BUS daemon dies, all it's clients exit (all UI processes and most of others) - If maemo-launcher dies, about all UI processes (including desktop) exit/die too Restarting Desktop and Matchbox window manager would be feasible, but you might have some funny artefacts (like fullscreen wide statusbar that pushes all app windows its height downwards). There might be also some other always running processes which trigger device reset, please feel free to test the effects of "kill -KILL <PID>". :-) - Eero
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