[maemo-users] [maemo-users] How does the device-self-reset work?
From: Clemens Eisserer linuxhippy at gmail.comDate: Wed Nov 29 13:54:07 EET 2006
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Hello, because I've stability problems from time to time I wrote a small C application which does nothing more than allocating some memory and using it (and checks wether values are correct). If I run it with a 45mb int-array everything is very slow but it works, with a 75mb int-array (yeah, I want to heavily swap *gg*) it crashes very frequently even with 64mb swap. I wonder wether the self-reset jumps in here because it thinks the device died somehow? Is this possible? And if yes, is there a way to disable this check? Thank you in advance, lg Clemens
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