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4. #Vmware fusion 7 memory leak windows#

Q2: When the VirtualBox VM is shut down, is part of the memory freed again, and if so, is the remaining memory usage growth rate significantly less? Which method did you use to observe the memory usage growth rate? Q1: macOS offers several ways to obtain memory usage information from different angles, and the results are often seemingly not consistent. 1 GB per hour, eventually leading to a memory shortage. When running a VirtualBox VM in VirtualBox 6.1.12 on a macOS Catalina 10.15.6 host, the amount of wired kernel memory grows faster than under macOS Catalina 10.15.5, e.g. I'll try and summarize what I understand so far from reading your posts, and add my own thoughts and ask some questions: actively using or not using the guest after it is launched does not seem to be a factor. I am not sure i understand the last sentence in your post and i hope you can clarify: it is not the initial memory allocation that is the problem rather the slow leaking of (wired) kernel memory on the host that continues until all memory is exhausted and results in a kernel panic on the host. i am curious if multiple guests would compound the rate at which memory is leaked on the host, but that's a test for another day. i simply did not notice the much slower memory leak on the host with the manjaro guest, which was being actively used by other applications and services at the time.

#Vmware fusion 7 memory leak windows#

windows vs linux guest.ĭefinitely that is a correction to my observation yesterday that linux guests were not affected. roughly the rate of leaking memory on the host differed by about 15 to 1, i.e.

#Vmware fusion 7 memory leak windows 10#

after 20 hours, the host running the windows 10 guest had consumed nearly 30gb of extra (wired) memory while the host running the linux guest consumed less than 2gb of additional (wired) memory. The result was as follows: both machines leaked (wired) kernel memory as decribed by but the host with the windows 10 guest did so at a much faster rate.

neither machine (on host or guest side) was actively used for anything else during that 20 hour period. one host ran with a manjaro 18 guest, the other with a windows 10 guest. Since my last post i have let both host machines run for some 20 hours, after a cold re-boot, starting only virtualbox with one guest on each machine. In consequence, the VirtualBox lazy memory allocation on the host only shows up on Linux guests. Note that a Windows OS will touch all available memory right during startup, whereas a Linux OS will only touch the memory when needed, which will also be all of the available memory after some hours. Yyc wrote:memory leak for me occurs only with windows 10 (2004 update) guest it does not manifest with manjaro 18 guest

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#Vmware fusion 7 memory leak upgrade#

Not sure if it's the same problem, but I'm getting also daily system crashes since the upgrade to Catalina 10.15.6 with Version 6.1.12.Ĭode: Select all Expand view Collapse view Process: VBoxSVC