Typically most unix OS's do some smart file caching so that access is even
quicker. Some unix systems use other caching techniques such as translation
lookaside buffers, i.e. TLB's. Don't think RedHat does though.
It is normal for memory to look used in this fashion. If you ever have an
doubt, start kicking off a few progams. You'll see that swap usage does not
go up.
Mike
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Subject: Memory refresh?
Hi!,
I have installed RedHat 7 on my AMD Atlhon 850MHz with 512M RAM.
No problem at during installation. I have only a simple question:
The memory-usage-applet indicates me that the memory used increase
during operations, that is normal, but if I close all running programs
and applications, the memory-usage level doesn't go back to the starting
level. Is it a bug or what?
Thanks!
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