Daevid Vincent said: > Swap: 522072 116012 406060 > > Here is what I have running currently as of that 'free'
wonder why it's swapping like mad. one thing I would suggest is at least temporarily disable swap. 684MB of ram is a TON of ram, and unless your doing something totally obscene you'll probably never run out. Swap is good to have as a fallback incase something goes whacky and tries to eat all your ram. but for testing sake I would turn it off. That will force the system to use more ram(notice how its using about 500MB for buffers). php/mysql will run fine with 684MB. Shit it'll run fine with 384MB or 256MB probably :) Swapping on a laptop will kill it, the drives are just so damn slow. Curious why it is swapping so much though. you can turn off swap with swapoff <partition>. If you do this on a live system it may take some time to complete as it has to transfer everything from swap back to RAM. On a laptop with 110+MB of swap in use I would think this may take up to 3 minutes to complete(rough guess) nate -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]?subject=unsubscribe https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
