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Error dom0 qmemman.systemstate: Xen free too small for satisfy assignments in journalctl #6328
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The easiest way to check these errors: P.S. One example from other user I found: https://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg32640.html |
I discovered this errors as well, while investigating frequent KDE freezes (no indication they are related so far though). |
Related to #6314 I think that it is an expected "warning" if you open too many VM's for your memory. It just says that there are vm's demanding more memory than currently available. It should be changed from log.error() to log.debug() or log.info(). |
Many VMs - yes. I think memory management in Qubes OS has some issue. |
I have 2 VMs that both only run Firefox and a third one where I run my development environment (Emacs, Chrome, Docker). The machine has 32GB of RAM. |
Any additional help needed to diagnose this bug? I can answer related questions if you needed it. |
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I have this bug on R4.1. Just checked the logs, it happens several times a day. |
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Same issue here on 4.2.3 |
Qubes OS version
R4.0
Affected component(s) or functionality
Memory manager (qmemman) in dom0.
Brief summary
Every hour or even every couple of minutes in
journalctl -r
I see red lines with error:How Reproducible
Every day, every hour.
To Reproduce
Install R4.0, use it and check
journalctl
for error messages.Expected behavior
No error messages in
journalctl
Actual behavior
Every hour or even every couple of minutes in
journalctl -r
I see read lines with error:Additional context
I hope it does not affect the system work. But maybe I'm wrong and it has to be addressed by me as soon as possible?
Solutions you've tried
None.
Related, non-duplicate issues
I found none with this message substrings.
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