Nope. If it was memory, you'd see "out of memory".
"Resource temporarily unavailable" implies fork() returned EAGAIN, which
is basically returned for process limit overflows (and I noticed that
it's also returned incorrectly for the case where there isn't another
"user" structure to allocate - I'll fix that, but as the structure is
only allocated if the fork()'ing process didn't have one, I strongly
doubt that is the reason).
So I bet he just overflowed his process limits.
Linus
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