freeze after process have taken all my RAM

[andrej]

Always when i mount drive (the longest freeze) process take all my RAM and pc is completely unresponsive (only mouse can be moved but that's it) until the process finishes sometimes 5 min, then it work normal. I have 32Gb ram in my omen 15 and using Ubuntu 20.04 LTS. I have tried appending vm.swappiness=5 and vm.min_free_kbytes=65536 to /etc/sysctl.conf but it haven't worked. Any suggestions ? thank you.

[DuckHook (duckhook)]

For technical help from the forums, please post in the forums themselves. This Launchpad site is the wrong place because it is for discussion of the software that runs the forums.

The forum site is: https://ubuntuforums.org

[Muhammad Bilal (bilalmeo4u)]

Hello Launchpad Community,

I'm currently working on a multiplayer game mod and encountering issues with ensuring compatibility across different game versions and platforms. Maintaining consistent performance and preventing crashes has been challenging. Specifically, while developing for my project on <a href="url">https://theminimilitiamodapk.com/</a> I've faced several hurdles.

Has anyone else dealt with similar issues in their projects? What are some best practices or tools you recommend for testing and maintaining compatibility in multiplayer game mods?

Looking forward to your insights and advice!

[Coffeecat (coffeecat)]

@Muhammad Bilal, did you not read post #2, the one immediately preceding yours, before posting? This is not the place for asking for technical help.

If you do decide to post on Ubuntuforums, please be aware that hijacking and necromancing an existing thread that bears little or no relation to your issue, as you have done here, is considered to be poor netiquette there.

[Setven (stevencoffman1122)]

Hey andrej, this freeze after mounting sounds rough! While the info's a few years old, checking if there are updates on bug #1907008 on Launchpad might help. You could also try searching the Ubuntu forums for similar issues with high RAM usage during mounting. Additionally, have you considered checking if the "Piccadilly door handle"
 at <a href="url">https://www.frelanhardware.co.uk/ProductGrp/piccadilly-door-handle/</a> is installed correctly? Some users have reported similar issues when the handle is not properly secured.