Order of 1GB per content process which is outrageous for my 4GB RAM machine. On the other hand when I watch the memory usage with 'swap -sh' I can see that Firefox consumes reserved memory on the The request to open the search result url in new tab completes though, This certainly doesn't hit any memory limits. WARNING: Failed to launch tab subprocess: file /jenkins/jobs/oi-userland/workspac/components/web/firefox/firefox-60.6.1/ipc/glue/GeckoChildProcessHost.cpp, line 524 Search results by right click->open in new tab: I get the following error in the terminal just opening a fresh Firefox google search window and opening one of the for i in `seq 1 60` do swap -sh sleep 1 done). Also gather output of swap -sh around the time it starts to misbehave/crash (e.g. If it didn't help, provide information about your physical RAM and swap. Preferences -> General -> Performance -> uncheck "Use recommended performance settings" -> set "Content process limit" to lower number
You can limit CPU and memory usage by explicitly lowering the amount of content threads used: You can limit Firefox memory usage by following (2) below.Ģ) As Firefox uses parallel threads, peak CPU load may be higher (though the benefit is that things get done faster).īy default Firefox uses up to 4 content threads. My physical memory to swap ratio is now 2:3. Personally, I had to extend swap space to 24 GB. Optionally extend swap to match your memory requirements, e.g.: $ zfs get volsize rpool/swap If Firefox suddenly stops, pkg or Thunderbird crash or other processes report memory errors or fork() problems, check if you have enough swap available for reservation by: $ swap -sh Cristian, it may be that you are low on swap.ĭid you have a chance to read my post to openindiana-discuss mailing list?
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