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Overview

Use the Out of Memory Coredump feature to configure:

the number of out-of-memory coredumps allowed on a system,
the number of processes against which to take a core dump when memory utilization is high, and
the memory utiliization threshold, as a percentage, to determine when to take coredumps of high memory utilization which is consuming processes.

Figure 1: Out of Memory Coredump Screen

Table 1: Out of Memory Coredump Fields

Parameter	Length/Range

Default

Description
Coredump Count Limit	1-10

2

The number of out-of-memory coredumps allowed on an SBC system.

Default = 2

Number Of Processes To Coredump

1-5

2

The number of processes against which to take a core dump when memory utilization is high.

Default = 2

Threshold

85

Default is 91 under the following conditions:

The memory utiliization threshold, as a percentage, to determine when to take coredumps of high memory utilization which is consuming processes.

Default = 85

Default is 91 under the following conditions: