If you are seeing the error "ERROR: (8011-323-1057) Failed to allocate memory" on a FreeBSD system, it means that the system is unable to allocate additional memory for a task. This can be caused by a variety of factors, such as:
The system is out of memory: If the system is running low on available memory, it may not be able to allocate additional memory for new tasks. You can check the system's memory usage using the top or free command, and try to free up memory by closing unnecessary programs or services.
The system is configured with a low maximum memory limit: Some programs or services may be configured with a low maximum memory limit, which can cause this error if the limit is reached. You can try increasing the memory limit for the program or service, or disabling it if it is not necessary.
There is a problem with the system's memory management: If the system's memory management is not working correctly, it may not be able to allocate memory properly. This can be caused by a hardware issue or a software bug. You can try restarting the system or running a memory diagnostic tool to check for problems.
The program or service is experiencing a memory leak: A memory leak occurs when a program or service continually allocates memory without releasing it, eventually leading to the system running out of memory. You can try restarting the program or service, or troubleshooting the cause of the memory leak.
To fix the "ERROR: (8011-323-1057) Failed to allocate memory" error, you will need to identify the cause of the problem and take the appropriate action to resolve it. Consult the documentation for your specific system and the program or service that is experiencing the error for more information.