I read another post about a user having 'memory leak' issues. I too have this issued, and tried other memory cards like was suggested.
However, the problem keeps happening.
I'm running NASLite on a P133 with 48mb of ram... and yes, memory keeps disappearing on a daily basis - in a few days after a reboot the 'info html' pages aren't fully created and thats generally when I do a manual reboot to clear things up.
I question my SMB Log.... here is an exerpt from it:
Code:
[2005/03/21 21:04:50, 1] smbd/service.c:close_cnum(583)
tv1 (192.168.0.205) closed connection to service Disk-2
[2005/03/21 21:04:50, 1] smbd/service.c:make_connection(550)
tv1 (192.168.0.205) connect to service Disk-2 as user NAS-User (uid=98, gid=98) (pid 268)
[2005/03/21 21:05:01, 1] smbd/service.c:close_cnum(583)
tv1 (192.168.0.205) closed connection to service Disk-2
[2005/03/21 21:05:03, 1] smbd/service.c:make_connection(550)
tv1 (192.168.0.205) connect to service Disk-2 as user NAS-User (uid=98, gid=98) (pid 268)
the tv1 system is running a slideshow screensaver - which grabs images from my NASLite box with a mapped drive. It changes photos every 30 seconds. Other use on the NASLite box is limited to copying of a few media files every couple of days and as a backup to one of our office notebook computers on a daily basis.
Any suggestions on this? I can't switch to NasLite+ because this system won't allow for CD booting and has no other boot capabilities other than FDD or HDD. I'm going to disable the TV1 system slideshow and see what happens, but if _all_ NASLite access is logging and filling memory, its just not going to be a good thing.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions!