Am Dienstag, 23. Juli 2002 13:13 schrieben Sie:
Hans could you have top running on this box. Then as it starts to
slow down, grab a copy of top and post it to the group. Top will
tell you what the process is that is consuming more and more
memory and CPU kill that process if you can to
Am Dienstag, 23. Juli 2002 13:13 schrieben Sie:
Hans could you have top running on this box. Then as it starts to
slow down, grab a copy of top and post it to the group. Top will
tell you what the process is that is consuming more and more
memory and CPU kill that process if you can to
Hans could you have top running on this box. Then as it starts to
slow down, grab a copy of top and post it to the group. Top will
tell you what the process is that is consuming more and more
memory and CPU kill that process if you can to restore things
to normal without a reboot. Again
after calling pptp two- or three times between a short time the swap couldn't
be found, and the system takes a very long time for EVERY action, I than make.
I don't see how the swap partition couldn't be found -- apart from not
properly listing it in /etc/fstab of course. It's either there or
Luis Chardon wrote:
Oh, I was just concerned since I upgraded from 160M to 672M and at the
time, I wasn't using up the whole 160, but now, I'm not using the whole
672, but using most of it and I was wandering where the memory was going
to.
Luis Chardon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Luis Chardon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have noticed that my linux box is using a whole lot of physical memory.
I have about 672MB on my box and even if I go to runlevel 1 and unload all
the modules and unmount all the filesystems, it still is using almost all
the memory. This is
Yeah, that might be it. Is there a way to flush it besides "sync"?
Here is the output:
total used free sharedbuffers cached
Mem:687708 489396 198312 0 198588 139984
-/+ buffers/cache: 150824 536884
Swap: 401584
Gary Travis Roberts wrote:
I have Linux-Mandrake version 7.1 Install on my machine which has an AMD
process, ASUS motherboard and 256 MB of Ram. The problem that I am have is
that linux only detects 64 MB. I have determined that it is not a hardware
failure as a friend of mine with the
Gary,
I had the same problem on my Athlon 900Mhz box which had 128 Megs of
pc133. Well some how the bios fried on me (NOTE: remind me not to do that
again) After returning the motherboard to the manufacture and getting a
different one with a different cpu 1Ghz :) with the same ol'
read install manual. If you have lilo, insert append="mem=256M" (if I
remem correct) into lilo.conf, run lilo .
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From: "Gary Travis Roberts" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, August 04, 2000 1:04 PM
Subject: [expert] Memory Problems
I have
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