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Red Hat Enterprise WS 3 update 5 memory cache problem?

Red Hat Enterprise WS 3 update 5 memory cache problem?

2005-08-04       - By Comot KL

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Hello experts,

I have one system Running RHEL WS 3 update 5 in Sun
Microsystem Model
W2100z AMD64 16GB of memory 2GB swap file. Them model
is a certified
from redhat
http://bugzilla.redhat.com/hwcert/show.cgi?id=148524 .
I'm
running kernel 2.4.21-32ELsmp.

The situation is that it seems that redhat cannot
release the cache
that it have been use. Let say I start 1 program and
it use 5GB of
the memory then I quit the program and start another
new different
program. Let say that the new program need to use 3GB
of memory. If
I use free -m it shows that I've been using 8GB and so
on... until
it fill up all the 16GB. If I quit all the programs,
still it wont
release the cache.

Is there any command that I can use to release the
cache. Has anyone
experience this.

Is there any solution/patch for this issue..

Thanks in advance,

comot.


   
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