> Hellop, > > Using SNV_95, I have the impression the swap size is > allocated > dynamically at boot time depending on available > memory. > When booting with 2G memory, I have 2.5 x more swap > space than web > booting with 1Gb memory. > > is this correct ? If it is, how to tune this process > ?
That is correct, and it is a result of how swap works in Solaris. The amount of swap available is the sum of the amount of free physical swap space (on disk) and the amount of available unlocked, pageable physical memory. So adding physical memory will increase the amount of swap available (as you have seen by booting with more memory). Tuning this would consist of adding more memory and/or allocating a larger swap slice on disk. -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ indiana-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/indiana-discuss
