Very odd. I've never had this happen before. Everything is functioning normally.
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How are you tracking Free Memory? With the Hub Info Device driver??
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Exactly. I have it set up for alerts below a certain number.
Because I'm accustomed to seeing much differently formatted FreeMem numbers than "5 MB", more like 600,000 or thereabouts.
I've seen it a couple of times - normally during an update to new version, but it always recovers.
Can you show us a screenshot like I've included above?
I have too but this was nearly 24 hours after an update.
You're at about 390mb
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Wonder if the hub was running a cleanup of some sort.
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Wait, so I've always ASSumed that the memory numbers on the hub were kb, so 400k , but you're saying it is closer to 0.5 gigabyte of memory
Maybe it's time I upgraded my 286 CPU?
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Hub starts with 1GB memory before it carves out some for the JVM, DB Cache, devices, etc.
The units not being shown explicitly here are indeed kilobytes (kB):
400,000 kB ~ 400 MB ~ 0.4 GB
From my Dev Hub:
As you can tell, it's not real busy when I'm not playing with new code
Mine stays around 220-240k on average,. I've had it as low as 85 with no ill effects. Though now I auto reboot at 3am if it hits 120...
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So you set a memory based trigger with a wait till action?
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Thanks, I got confused thinking it was 400kB not 400,000kB
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Wow, I can't go that low or it gets very slow, locks up, although I'm on the C7...for now. I'll wait till y'all are done "exterminating" before joining in the fun
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