On Mon, Jun 23, 2008 at 07:10:07PM +0530, karunakar rao wrote:
> > > I noticed LowTotal,LowFree entries are missing .
> > > Can any one explain why those entries are not there.even HighTotal and
> > > HighFree are missing.
> > >It is an x86_64 kernel, so it does not support highmem.
> ya thanks
On Mon, Jun 23, 2008 at 05:36:48PM +0530, karunakar rao wrote:
> in /proc/meminfo
> I noticed LowTotal,LowFree entries are missing .
> Can any one explain why those entries are not there.even HighTotal and
> HighFree are missing.
It is an x86_64 kernel, so it does not support highmem.
Joris.
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Hello Li,
Thanks for your response.
On 23 jun 2008, at 04:00, Li Xiaodong wrote:
According to the information you give, my suggestions are as follows:
1. Check if there are daemon processes named pdflush running in your
system.
If have 2 pdflush daemons running.
2. If NOT,
2.1 turn
Hello,
My system recently started to act as if it is low on memory: much
harddisk activity and relatively high usage of swap. I have not seen
such behaviour before.
The problem seems to persist even after stopping nearly all applications
including the X server. I have not rebooted the machine yet
