Hi, List, I know I saw a discussion of this somewhere; maybe even here.
Why does 2.2.13 allocate so darn much swap? I'd been gone for a week, came home, unlocked xlock, and the silly thing swapped for at least 30 seconds (it felt like a loooot longer, but I didn't time it, so I'll try not to exaggerate) reading I-know-not-what back into memory. As I type, top(1) shows XF86_S3 using 5752K of RSS, and *192M* (!!!) of swap usage. (Okay, maybe I-DO-know-what. ;) Why why why? Does XFree86 3.3.5 have a memory leak, perhaps? It certainly never did this before I upgraded to potato (running XF86 3.3.3, back then). Any help appreciated! -- Larry -- Larry Clapp / hm: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Great Southern Oxymorons: Grits connoisseur
