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lug-bg: Memory management


  • Subject: lug-bg: Memory management
  • From: sredkov@xxxxxxxxxxxx (Ivaylo Sredkov)
  • Date: Sun, 27 May 2001 20:18:58 -0200



Zdrawejte!
Zabelqzah sledniq problem pri Red Hat7.1. Kato si pusna sistemata i
predi da q natowarq, taka cha da
zapochne da polzwa swap prostranstwoto neshtata s pametta wyrwqt dobre i
free dawa sledniq rezultat:
             total       used       free     shared    buffers
cached
Mem:        127076     104708      22368          0       5740
57376
-/+ buffers/cache:      41592      85484
Swap:       136512          0     136512
(towa e pri obichayna natowarenost na X ( KDE2.X s nqkolko otworeni i
raboteshti priloveniq).

Ako obache natowarq poweche PC, taka che da zapochne izpolzwaneto na
swap prostranstwoto dori i
po-kysno kogato pametzaemashtite procesi sa otdawna swyrshili sistemata
prodylvawa da izpolzwa po
sledniq neracionalen nachin resursite si:

             total       used       free     shared    buffers
cached
Mem:        127076     125612       1464          0        304
97676
-/+ buffers/cache:      27632      99444
Swap:       136512     136400        112

Nqkoj ima li ideq kak da se reshi tozi problem?
Nqkakwa komanda koqto da optimizira upotrebata na memory.
Ivaylo

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