Unfortunately no one can be told what fun_plug is - you have to see it for yourself.
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# # free
total used free shared buffers
Mem: 62376 59760 2616 0 10576
Swap: 1060208 0 1060208
Total: 1122584 59760 1062824
Is this correct? Seems like there isn't enugh memory to run anything else in there...
/gotdiskey
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On a newly booted device with only telnet (and the d-link stuff) running:
# # free
total used free shared buffers
Mem: 62376 30584 31792 0 13016
Swap: 1060208 0 1060208
Total: 1122584 30584 1092000
Memoryleak? A lot of stuff running? Makes you wonder why swap is not used....
/Apan
Last edited by Apskaft (2007-02-01 16:32:27)
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# free
total used free shared buffers
Mem: 62376 30720 31656 0 12980
Swap: 1060208 0 1060208
Total: 1122584 30720 1091864
This is how mine looks newly booted. The only difference between the two sessions are a whole lot of file copying.
/gotdiskey
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Why should things be on the SWAP if the memory was not needed?
Things gets swapped when some other process needs the ram.
From my box:
# free
total used free shared buffers
Mem: 62376 60728 1648 0 13752
Swap: 1060208 1916 1058292
Total: 1122584 62644 1059940
Last edited by frodo (2007-02-01 19:01:24)
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# free
total used free shared buffers
Mem: 62376 61672 704 0 10836
Swap: 1060208 0 1060208
Total: 1122584 61672 1060912
(latest restart was Sun Jan 28th)
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hmm.. any latest observations on RAM issue? it does look ridiculous and on mine it's currently showing only 1350k available with multiple mt-daapd processes taking most of the RAM away. Any idea how to address this problem, as I still want to run a ML donkey on it. Will the idle processes be swapped? Thanks.
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I think you may be misinterpreting the output of free...
See: http://sourcefrog.net/weblog/software/l … e-mem.html
for a good explanation of Linux memory management and follow the
first link on the page "interpreting swap usage on Linux" for swap info
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