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01-04-2011 05:17 PM
01-04-2011 05:17 PM
Re: Memory utilization too high
Hi Dennis,
Sorry to ask:
No, just somebody didn't configure the kernel parm swapmem_on to on.
-> how to turn the swapmem on? command is "swapmem_on"? after turn it on, can share with me the command to turn it off also :)? THanks!
Sorry to ask:
No, just somebody didn't configure the kernel parm swapmem_on to on.
-> how to turn the swapmem on? command is "swapmem_on"? after turn it on, can share with me the command to turn it off also :)? THanks!
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01-04-2011 10:29 PM
01-04-2011 10:29 PM
Re: Memory utilization too high
>how to turn the swapmem on?
This is a kernel parm:
kctune swapmem_on=1
kctune -v swapmem_on # says:
...
Can Change At Next Boot Only
You will need to reboot to change it
>can share with me the command to turn it off
The swapmem_on(5) man page says don't do that:
However, turning this feature off really does not gain the system anything.
This is a kernel parm:
kctune swapmem_on=1
kctune -v swapmem_on # says:
...
Can Change At Next Boot Only
You will need to reboot to change it
>can share with me the command to turn it off
The swapmem_on(5) man page says don't do that:
However, turning this feature off really does not gain the system anything.
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