Must be RPi difference then. Maybe some kernel config... Some CGROUP or MEMCG parameter.
Anyway, thank you very much for trying to help!
Must be RPi difference then. Maybe some kernel config... Some CGROUP or MEMCG parameter.
Anyway, thank you very much for trying to help!
I installed LE on another sd card and it's the same. I'm starting to think it's because I use in RPi version.
@Klojum , Can you help me?
This don't worked too
Because the system partition of LibreELEC is a read-only partition, which is for a good reason. LibreELEC is set up for use as a HTPC environment, it's not meant for the typical tweaking & fiddling IT tinkerer.
You can edit things of you mount the partition as writeable first.
Just know that all edits will be gone with the next LibreELEC downgrade/upgrade.
How can I make it writable? To test this
there.
My hardware is a Raspberry Pi 3b, your is the same?
But this don't interfere in anything, right?
Display MoreI have the same.
I also clean all settings and start from fresh and still see memory line.
Try adding line
or
After add, CPU: 233ms shows, but memory don't.
systemctl --version
Show this:
Well, then you are using LE 8.2 I assume.
Use LE 9 and you will see this line
Or use MemoryLimit=100M argument
Because this is supported with systemd 232.
No. I'm in LE 9. Before I use LE 9 I'm was in beta version, so I update via own LE.
You think this has made something wrong?
How can I check which systemd version I'm on?
I tried MemoryLimit=100M argument too, and don't work. Does not show in status.
Do you see Memory line with kodi service?
No. Look:
In which service you are trying to add this?
Weird! My .service is like your, but like I said when I do systemctl status it doesn't show Memory: 1.0M (max: 100.0M
like your.
You have made alterations on /etc/systemd/system.conf?
You ad this parameter to one real service file or empty one?
I have added it to tigervnc service and it is in use.Display MoreCode
I added for a real service.
Can you show your .service to I see how you do?
Memory: 1.0M
When I do systemctl status myservice.service never show this!
I'm testing this How to set limits (ulimit) for services run by systemd in CentOS/RHEL 7 – The Geek Diary
Creating a file in /storage/.config/system.d/myservice.service.d/ulimit.conf and put it inside
Don't know if it works! But when I was doing a systemctl show myservice.service -p MemoryMax before said MemoryMax=infinity, and after creating this file says MemoryMax=104857600.
Hope it work!
This did not work
/storage/.config/system.d/ allows you to override any of the embedded .service files with your own
I'm testing this How to set limits (ulimit) for services run by systemd in CentOS/RHEL 7 – The Geek Diary
Creating a file in /storage/.config/system.d/myservice.service.d/ulimit.conf and put it inside
Don't know if it works! But when I was doing a systemctl show myservice.service -p MemoryMax before said MemoryMax=infinity, and after creating this file says MemoryMax=104857600.
Hope it work!
You can edit things of you mount the partition as writeable first.
How can I make it writable?
So, I want to make changes on system.config. But when I type nano /etc/systemd/system.conf says File '/etc/systemd/system.conf' is unwritable.
I want to make this change because I want to put memory usage limits on some services that I use. I tried added the line MemoryMax=100M in a .service, but does not seem to have any limit on the service. I read a little and people say to edit the system.config to make this changes.
It's possible? If yes: how?
What does --optimize-all do?
I don't know! Here says "it turns on the optimizer flags in Mono". But I don't know what this means.
If you can fix the freeze then submit a pull request at github or post your service.jackett.service here
For sure!
As for the --debug switch in Lidarr, Radarr and Sonarr, what good would it bring?
As for root privileges, everything runs with root privileges in LibreELEC
I searched a little and find this that running with --debug switch only will provide debug informations, rsrsrs (noob here).
It's because I saw a warn and thought something was wrong. Sorry for that!