As I said before, we cannot give you a new io-pkt without having to
re-compile your network driver and also provide a new libc. To do this we
will need your hardware as well as the source code to the network driver.



On 2016-11-24, 3:13 AM, "Thomas Luetzel" <community-noreply@qnx.com> wrote:

>Good morning,
>
>what do you mean with the latest PSP? Is it the version of QNX 6.6.0?
>
>I knwo the df command running in a loop is not a normal situation but it
>was a very fast way to reprocude the issue. The same issue is happening
>in our application but much more slowly, with the effect that after a
>couple of months systems performing a reset installed at customer sites -
>crititcal!
>
>Either I get the latest io-pkt for QNX 6.5 ppcbe or I know which function
>calls cearting this issue in df, so I can hunt in my application for
>similar calls to avoid them and implement a work around.
>
>Help is always welcome
>
>Kind Regards
>Thomas
>
>> df goes and hunts around in /proc/mount to find the disks that are
>>mounted. io
>> -pkt will have an entry there to enable "mount -T io-pkt" to mount lsms
>>and 
>> drivers, hence the messages that go to it when running df.
>> 
>> We have checked and we only see this memory growth in the initial
>>released 6.5
>> .0 SP1, the latest PSP of io-pkt doesn't leak like this.
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