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10-19-2000 10:19 PM
10-19-2000 10:19 PM
How can I decrease the pseudo-swap size on K380
I want to decrease the pseudo-swap size from 3/4 of system memory to 2/4 of sytem memory. I have only 512MB system memory and I want to extend the available memory to at least 2/4 of system memory.
I don't want to disable the pseudo-swap.
Thank you.
I don't want to disable the pseudo-swap.
Thank you.
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10-19-2000 10:43 PM
10-19-2000 10:43 PM
Re: How can I decrease the pseudo-swap size on K380
Hi,
if i'm right you can reduce the max value for the buffer cache with the kernel parameter:
dbc_max_pct
This parameter defines the max percent of the memory used for buffer cache.
Regards
if i'm right you can reduce the max value for the buffer cache with the kernel parameter:
dbc_max_pct
This parameter defines the max percent of the memory used for buffer cache.
Regards
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10-20-2000 12:47 AM
10-20-2000 12:47 AM
Re: How can I decrease the pseudo-swap size on K380
The only way is to disable the swapmem_on by setting it to zero.
The pseudo swapping as it is has add 3/4 of your systems 512MB of Phy mem. It is an enhancement and not a deterrant. I will advise that you leave it on. It is a memory boost for you!
The pseudo swapping as it is has add 3/4 of your systems 512MB of Phy mem. It is an enhancement and not a deterrant. I will advise that you leave it on. It is a memory boost for you!
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10-20-2000 03:00 AM
10-20-2000 03:00 AM
Re: How can I decrease the pseudo-swap size on K380
Hi,
As Chris said, you can't. Pseudo swap is either ON (recommended) or OFF.
When on however it doesn't mean that up to 75% of your memory is used as swap space. It means that up to 75% of your memory that would have required swap space on disk doesn't require it.
Pseudo swap is purely a means of reducing your requirement for device (disk) swap space.
Regards,
John
As Chris said, you can't. Pseudo swap is either ON (recommended) or OFF.
When on however it doesn't mean that up to 75% of your memory is used as swap space. It means that up to 75% of your memory that would have required swap space on disk doesn't require it.
Pseudo swap is purely a means of reducing your requirement for device (disk) swap space.
Regards,
John
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