timmr

Hi, thanks Igor for your answer (and of course for creating/developing armbian!) and also Thom for your add-on. Unfortunately at the moment, I do not have the knowledge (and also probably not enough time) to do more analysis... so I will try to downgrade to 5.23... (as the problem still persists - I reboot nearly every day because of this). Is it enough to do a "sudo apt-get install linux-image-next-sunxi=5.23" to downgrade the kernel? (or should I at least also downgrade linux-headers? Anything else?) (Never done kernel downgrading before, sorry) Thanks in advance... Timm

I have the same issue as thom_arm: Since an update from 5.23 to 5.25 (now on kernel 4.9.12), I get frequent oom errors resulting in oom-killer killing my unbound, system-journal etc etc daemons. I have an ssd attached and tried the following: moved /tmp from tmpfs to the ssd set vm/swappiness from 0 to 30 increased swap to 3 GByte (2 GByte physical RAM available in total on my cubietruck board) set vm/overcommit to 2 and vm/overcommit_ratio to 100 None of that helped to improve the situation. Except the armbian update mentioned above, nothing changed on the system, that I am aware of. The oom's occur during cron-daily jobs (e.g. texpire) or fetching news (leafnode). But that was working perfectly before the armbian updates Any suggestions what I should do? Sample logging: ------------------------------------------