On 31 May, Sarang Lakare wrote:
>> You are indeed missing something--look at the amount used for buffers and
>> cache. This can be freed by the system when a program issues a malloc()
>> call. It can be grabbed again from the free memory pool when the program
>> releases it and turned to the same purpose, making your machine run faster.
>
> Yes.. agreed.. I know it.. but look at this :
>
>> > [root@vv17 /root]# free
>> > total used free shared buffers cached
>> > Mem: 899952 556784 343168 0 170032 265936
>> > -/+ buffers/cache: 120816 779136
>> > Swap: 1791208 118408 1672800
>> > [root@vv17 /root]#
>
> This is how I interpret it :
>
> total used = 556MB
> buffers = 170MB
> cached = 256MB
>
Try the attached file. I thought it gave interesting information.
L
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