I know nothing, but I would think that the OS uses swap, not individual
processes. Probably the memory optimizer does it's job regardless of
free memory?
What is the problem with using swap? Or are you just curious?
theal wrote:
Does anyone know how to tell what program or PID is causing swap usage?
I have a system with 2 GB RAM so it should using little or no swap, but
at times it does and I need to determine what the cause is.
Tony
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