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What is it?

Thiago Anon
I use ASL 3.217, 
I found in the Kernel Log these lines:

Sep 19 05:54:28 (none) kernel: ip_conntrack: max number of expected connections 8 of H.245 reached for 10.11.0.13->200.155.40.237, reusing

Sep 19 05:58:35 (none) kernel: CBQ: class 80030001 has bad quantum==0, repaired

What they means?

I usually have problems with too much swap for single process or using too much memory for single process.  


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    Regarding the ipconntrack message, I don't believe this is anything to worry about. Newer versions (>=2.4.21-pre4) of the kernel no longer log this information, so as not to confuse the user.

    Regarding the CBQ message, I'm not sure about that, but check out this and see if it helps at all: http://cbq.med.cz/  
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    Regarding the ipconntrack message, I don't believe this is anything to worry about. Newer versions (>=2.4.21-pre4) of the kernel no longer log this information, so as not to confuse the user.

    Regarding the CBQ message, I'm not sure about that, but check out this and see if it helps at all: http://cbq.med.cz/  
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