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That's quite a big DICOM file you've got there. Looking at the stack trace it's obvious that this is a memory issue.
I won't rule out that the ruby-dicom library might be consuming more memory than what might be possible to achieve, but Im inclined to think that you are running into a limitation of your actual computer system here.
How much memory do you have on this particular computer?
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Hi Christoffer,
it is a VM machine that has 4GB RAM available. I have not tested it so far on a native machine, because I have to finish first my current task. If I have more information I will provide it to you, latest tomorrow.
Regards, Felix
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Von: Christoffer Lervåg [mailto:[email protected]]
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 26. Oktober 2011 17:15
An: Petriconi, Felix
Betreff: Re: [ruby-dicom] Large DICOM image storage objects leads to crash (#29)
That's quite a big DICOM file you've got there. Looking at the stack trace it's obvious that this is a memory issue.
I won't rule out that the ruby-dicom library might be consuming more memory than what might be possible to achieve, but Im inclined to think that you are running into a limitation of your actual computer system here.
How much memory do you have on this particular computer?
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#29 (comment)
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Hi Felix
It would be great if you could try this on a well equipped, native machine as well. If it succeeds on another machine, it would be nice to know how much peak memory ruby-dicom used while handling this file.
Regards,
Chris
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Should this be closed for inactivity?
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Yes, I think you're right. Closing this issue. Please reopen if this can be verified on a native machine.
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