I used Vivado 2022.1 and Ubuntu 20.04. Sometimes when I run synthesis or implementation or other processes, the Vivado will stop running and crash with log in terminal like below

8160 Killed “$RDI_PROG” “$@”

To solve that problem, I searched in the forum and found one of the solutions is to check the swap memory configuration. I checked mine and found out that the default swap memory on my Ubuntu was 2G. Check the swap memory with ‘free -m’ command. I think that was too small

I changed my swap memory size with this line of command

• enter in admin mode: sudo -s
• Turn off all running swap processes: swapoff -a
• Resize swap fallocate -l 1G /swapfile (change 1G to the gigabyte size you want it to be)
• CHMOD swap: chmod 600 /swapfile
• Make the file usable as a swap mkswap /swapfile
• Active the swap file swapon /swapfile
• exit admin mode: exit
• check the swap memory size: free -m

After I made the swap memory on Ubuntu bigger, I solved the problem with a crash. Try to check the swap memory while running the process in Vivado. If you face the crash maybe the swap memory is too small.

Reference:
https://ploi.io/documentation/server/change-swap-size-in-ubuntu