> What would be much more useful is the contents of /proc/meminfo and the
> results of pressing shift-scroll lock (so we know what the memory
> fragmentation situation is like). Also, what sort of load is this machine
> under?
This is just my home machine--mostly long-term mathematical computation and
dial-in net access. (Is this memory information useful?)
Mem-info:
Free pages: 844kB
( 1*4kB 3*8kB 5*16kB 21*32kB 1*64kB 0*128kB = 844kB)
Swap cache: add 21055/21055, delete 20681/20681, find 0/0
Free swap: 108696kB
12288 pages of RAM
524 reserved pages
3952 pages shared
374 pages swap cached
Buffer memory: 13552kB
Buffer heads: 13588
Buffer blocks: 13552
CLEAN: 11068 buffers, 6 used (last=6), 0 locked, 0 protected, 0 dirty
LOCKED: 2473 buffers, 78 used (last=2392), 0 locked, 0 protected, 0 dirty
Networking buffers in use : 18
Total network buffer allocations : 2262497
Total failed network buffer allocs : 0
IP fragment buffer size : 0
total: used: free: shared: buffers: cached:
Mem: 48185344 45637632 2547712 16019456 13942784 13852672
Swap: 129937408 18157568 111779840
MemTotal: 47056 kB
MemFree: 2488 kB
MemShared: 15644 kB
Buffers: 13616 kB
Cached: 13528 kB
SwapTotal: 126892 kB
SwapFree: 109160 kB
-Paul <kimoto@lightlink.com>
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