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No swap being used

No swap being used

2006-01-12       - By Jussi Silvennoinen

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> Sun V20z, RHEL 3u5, i386 kernel, 12GB RAM, 12GB swap
>
> This box hosts quite a few things, among them serving SunRay's. We've
> been experiencing horrible slowdowns particularly during a cvs checkout.
> Just noticed that NO swap is being used:
>
> output of `free`:
>
>              total       used       free   shared    buffers     cached
> Mem:      12277844   12036764     241080        0    1333552    7502204
> -/+ buffers/cache:    3201008    9076836
> Swap:     12578704          0   12578704

I guess yer a Solaris-admin? Things work a bit different in the
penguin-world.

No need to swap = nothing gets swapped. Solaris does it a bit different.
Over 7gb's of your ram is used for block cache so you're far away from
actually needing to swap.

Instead, look at the output of 'top' when the slowdowns occur.

--

 Jussi

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