Re: why does Sun JVM have a hard max mem limit of 93meg on 2gig pc with no setting done
- From: mistonl@xxxxxxxx (Mistton)
- Date: 20 Apr 2007 08:54:10 -0500
In article <IWQVh.748$ji.214@trndny09>, blah@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Mistton wrote:
The issue is some PC with same OS image and settings have a hard limit of 93limit.
meg. In the Java Console it never goes above that. Others have a soft
We understand that we can change the settings on a PC to increase it, but we
have 100s of PCs all over the country that are having this issue. We really
want to determine why this is occurring get to the root cause.
Two questions:
1. Are you sure that the OS image is really the same?
2. If software isn't the problem, then hardware is: I suspect that the
machines have different hardware (or configuration for the hardware)
which is causing this problem, if the answer to #1 is an unqualified yes.
1 - Yes exact same image
2 - I have now detected this on PCs and notebooks and servers under w2k win
2003 server, win xp sp2, from IBM and others, with AMD and Intel chips and all
types of different hardware
.
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