Hello guys, as oscar said:
> > BTW, these answers are not referred to the original subject by Fred: > > $ free > > total used free shared buffers cached > > Mem: 223360 219292 4068 236 576 115792 > > I suppose he's talking about the "cached" memory. > > But I don't know the answer. > > Any idea? thatīs my point Randy, I know that if therīs no swapping space, linuxīs run will not go any good. But thatīs not my point since I donīt want to turn the swap space off. Iīm not sure if this would work, but I belive that if there is any way of reducing the amount of cached memory used by the system, then this could be interesting for machines with low performance hardware afterall the system yould have more space in the physical memory to load others applications. It would also be a good indea (at least for testing pourposes) to redirect the cached memory to the swap area. anyway, thanks for exchanging ideas people. Iīm learning a lot with you this week. :) Fred. _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp
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