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Windows Not enough memory problem while turning on TFS.

jarosq

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When i start my server i get this error. Can anyone help me? =D
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Change the Cores used inside config.lua try to figure out how many cores your computer has and change

cores="-1"

to the amount of cores you have. This should help the memory problem.

Otherwise, the map is too big for your computer. You will probably need more RAM.
 
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Itutorial said:
Change the Cores used inside config.lua try to figure out how many cores your computer has and change

cores="-1"

to the amount of cores you have. This should help the memory problem.

Otherwise, the map is too big for your computer. You will probably need more RAM.
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I have 12GB RAM so i think it's enough
 
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not enough memory error in windows might indicate that your C:// (or wherever you're putting your OTs) has really small space left, you should keep around 10 GB of free space in your C:// (or again, wherever your server's located.)
 
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WibbenZ said:
The problem is not that it needs more ram, the problem is that the 64bit version leaks like crazy.

https://github.com/orts/server/issues/151

The only fix as of now is to use the 86x(32bit) one.
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Windows has a 4GB limit. Once an application exceeds 4GB's, it's killed. Laatido lifts this limit.

If there's a memory leak, it'll eventually consume all of his RAM (12GB's). Laatido will help regardless, but won't fix the underlying problem.
 
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J.Dre said:
Windows has a 4GB limit. Once an application exceeds 4GB's, it's killed. Laatido lifts this limit.

If there's a memory leak, it'll eventually consume all of his RAM (12GB's). Laatido will help regardless, but won't fix the underlying problem.
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Well as I said it won't matter since it leaks 30kb~ each second.
 
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