You might want to look throught the Enigma list archives, a month or
less ago there was quite and long discussion on this.
This one?
https://listman.redhat.com/pipermail/enigma-list/2002-October/017333.html
That's it. In short, much invistigation to conclude that the 'problem'
is not a pr
On Mon, 2002-11-04 at 17:05, Ben Dugdale wrote:
> You might want to look throught the Enigma list archives, a month or
> less ago there was quite and long discussion on this.
This one?
https://listman.redhat.com/pipermail/enigma-list/2002-October/017333.html
You might want to look throught the Enigma list archives, a month or
less ago there was quite and long discussion on this.
Sullysnet wrote:
Issue with Redhat 8 and older releases. I boot the machine and I have
512 of memory after all is loaded (Gnome, X, etc.) I have use a little
over 100 meg
On Mon, 4 Nov 2002 18:15:08 -0500
"Sullysnet" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
# Issue with Redhat 8 and older releases. I boot the machine and I
# have 512 of memory after all is loaded (Gnome, X, etc.) I have use a
# little over 100 megs which is fine. So I have lets say 375 free
# after a few hours o
Hi,
I'm sitting here with 512M.. was 768M and both memory sizes have the
same 'problem'.
This is actually normal behavior; the OS will grab a fair chunk of the
RAM over time and allocate it back to tasks that need it.
This is assuming that any software you're using isn't leaking memory,
and crea
Issue with Redhat 8 and older releases. I boot the machine and
I have 512 of memory after all is loaded (Gnome, X, etc.) I have use a little
over 100 megs which is fine. So I have lets say 375 free after a few hours of it
running the free memory is now 10 megs. All the memory is flushed into
