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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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Jussi,

You don't get me. If the os start taking all the
memory and swap and nothing left, your machine will
freez.

It suppose to free all the memory that have not been
use instead eat a bit by bit until nothing left..

It seem that the same issue since update 3...

Anyone... is there any way to free unused memory??

Thanks,
comot.

--- Jussi Silvennoinen <jussi_taroon@(protected)>
wrote:

> > 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.
>
> Why should it "release the cache" if nothing
> actually needs the memory?
> This is not Solaris which hides things from you
> unless you install
> software which can tell you whats actually going on.
>
> --
>
>   Jussi
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