I just noticed that my instance of ulatencyd has 111 MB listed in htop for VIRT and RES, with 5 MB as SHR. This is after 2h 36m of CPU time, on a system with 2 days uptime. After restarting the service, it's only using around 7 MB of memory.
By the way, restarting the service with $(sudo /etc/init.d/ulatencyd restart) failed, leaving no service running, but running the same command again started the service successfully.
I just noticed that my instance of ulatencyd has 111 MB listed in htop for VIRT and RES, with 5 MB as SHR. This is after 2h 36m of CPU time, on a system with 2 days uptime. After restarting the service, it's only using around 7 MB of memory.
By the way, restarting the service with $(sudo /etc/init.d/ulatencyd restart) failed, leaving no service running, but running the same command again started the service successfully.