It would show up as "[smbd]", you sure it's not there?
You can also check by running `netstat -tln`, it should show something listening to port 139, like this:
If it's really not starting then look in /opt/var/log/samba, there are some log files there. Check at the end of them, there might be a clue of what's going on.Code:tcp 0 0 192.168.123.254:139 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN
Why do you worry about memory, you doing anything to consume a lot of it? Like running lots of other big programs? Usually Samba should work without a problem.
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