when you rebooted, did you do a "/sbin/shutdown -r now" or something like
that? If not, that might be your problem, you can't just turn the computer
off...a lot of this is because of caching, which involves your next
question. Linux caches the hd, to speed access (both read's and write's),
in ram. If you do a "free," you will see how much ram is used, how much
you have free if you take buffers out of the equation and so on. The
+-buffers free is how much you really have free (as far as you're
concerned). Any extra ram you have linux uses, not wastes like nt.
Did that get it?
Chris
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