Hi,
This is just a general rule of thumb for UNIX systems that you should have
at least double the RAM for swap. If you have something like 128Mb of RAM
you may even want to shoot for three times the swap. If this is already
the case you may want to take a look for any core files that might give you
a direction to go on fixing this.
Cheers,
CohenAt 02:10 AM 4/4/98 -0500, you wrote:
>I am totally new to this list and I joined it to see if anyone can give me
>an answer to this question.
>
>I am having constant memory allocation errors every day on a linux system
>running my http server., so it is very vital.
>
>My only recourse is to CTRL-ALT- DEL and most times RESET. This sucks and I
>pray every time to not go down, because I have not got my IDE tape drive
>working yet either for backups.
>
>So I basically have two questions, memory errors and tape backups. ANYTHING
>would be so greatly appreciated.
>
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>RocSoft, Inc.
>915 Lyttleton St
>Camden SC 29020
>803 713-3433
>
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