I am experiencing similar issues with the 32-bit 2.0.1 nu-qt client on Ubuntu. I had been minting PPC, BKS, and NSR quite nicely for some time on a low-spec laptop (1 Gb RAM). A couple of days ago, I noticed that the nu blockchain wasn’t synching. I updated the OS for routine maintenance, re-booted, started all three clients and got the following error from nu:
EXCEPTION: 11dbException
Db::put: Cannot allocate memory
nu in ProcessMessages()
ProcessMessage(block, 513 bytes) FAILED
2015-09-05 16:47:45 UTC Flushing wallet.dat
I have minted 4 blocks since then, but they are all orphaned.
To troubleshoot, I decided to do a fresh install of nu on a higher spec computer (4 Gb RAM) with the same OS. The blockchain took 14 hours to download and synch. The wallet is not minting and there are no errors, but conky tells me that nu is consuming ~18% of the total available RAM. On the laptop, nu is using almost 50% of the RAM and appears to have bogged down to the point that it is no longer working. Peerunity and B&C, in contrast, are running/minting just fine, with ~10X less demand for RAM.