that is perfectly normal, linux is incredibly efficient at using
memory. my main server has been up almost 6 months and is used _a
lot_. and my mem stats:
total used free sharedbuffers cached
Mem:127544 119664 7880 100528 6016
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An: debian
Betreff: when is swap allocated
I was just wondering when/why swap space is used. I rooted around a bit
in the various sourc
On Fri, 21 Jan 2000, Brian J. Stults wrote:
> I was just wondering when/why swap space is used. I rooted around a bit
> in the various sources of documentation, but didn't find what I was
> looking for. The reason I ask is that swap is very rarely used on my
> system. Most of the time, the resu
I was just wondering when/why swap space is used. I rooted around a bit
in the various sources of documentation, but didn't find what I was
looking for. The reason I ask is that swap is very rarely used on my
system. Most of the time, the results of "free" look like this:
total
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