Agarwal

Thanks, it seems to be working allright after manually installing some updated libraries.

Sorry to revive such an old thread, but anybody got rtorrent 0.8.9 compiled for unraid 4.6? I've always experienced random crashes with rtorrent under unraid with many torrents (usually when I have more than 40); sometimes rtorrent will run without crashing for 2 weeks, sometimes 2 days. I have a feeling 0.8.9 might fix some of the issues I've been experiencing.

Anybody have the .config for 4.5.6? I'd like to build some modules (usb cdrom support, among others), and I don't feel like fiddling with the kernel options to get the options just right if there's already a working .config somewhere. I don't have a /usr/src directory, btw (I've seen references that the config might have been there in previous releases, but I don't have it). Thanks!

I would add a drive to the system to use as a swap drive, just to be on the safe side. The drive should NOT be part of the unraid array. Just do: mkswap /dev/MYSWAPDRIVE and then, in the go script: swapon /dev/MYSWAPDRIVE Personally, I have a drive which isn't part of the array, where I put stuff like the VMware machines and binaries, home directories, and a swap file (to use a swap *file*, it's the same way; dd if=/dev/zero of=/path/to/swapfile bs=1M count=2048; mkswap /path/to/swapfile; swapon /path/to/swapfile). The whole system was unstable when using VMware and a few other addons, and it clearly was because of unsufficient memory. It works like a charm now with the swap file, and without any noticable slowdowns. The system has >100m (out of 1gb) of free ram 95% of the time, but when unraid is doing some intensive operations, it likes to use a lot of ram for a short period of time.