Re:Re: Using swap though there's plenty of mem free

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Programs that are asleep is the cause just thank your computer. At least it 
dosn't slow your computer when sleeping programs are in swap

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--- Original Message ---
Date: Sun May 04 04:41:52 PDT 2008
From: Jonathan Schleifer <js%webkeks.org@localhost>
To: netbsd-users%netbsd.org@localhost
Subject: Re: Using swap though there's plenty of mem free
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Even after tweakig vm.filemax now:

Memory: 171M Act, 90M Inact, 2120K Wired, 22M Exec, 23M File, 63M Free Swap: 
257M Total, 63M Used, 194M Free

63 MB RAM unused. Not even for file cache. And still 63 MB swapped out? Why the 
hell that? I can understand that file cache is kept and instead pages swapped 
out, but in this case? There's really no reason for that kind of behaviour!

-- 
Jonathan



      
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