My original message is at the bottom of this email. Thank you to all who responded. The list of all these kind people
includes:
Sean Harding
Thomas Lahey
Robert carsey
Davis Alan
Dr.Tom P,Blinn
Alam Pittman
Frank Wortner
There are 2 Swap Space allocation mode;
1. Immediate Mode, eager mode, reserves swap space.
2. Deferred Mode. lazy mode, reserves swap only if the virtual memory subsystem needs to write a modified virtual page to swap space. This is recommended for large-memory system.
delete or remove /sbin/swapdefault. ok!
hello everyone,
When I run a bigger a program,the console display "swap space below 10 percent free".I execute "swapon -s" display:
Swap partition /dev/re0b (default swap):
Allocated space: 67695 pages (528MB)
In-use space: 4484 pages ( 6%)
Free space: 63211 pages ( 93%)
Swap partition /dev/rz0b:
Allocated space: 65715 pages (513MB)
In-use space: 4397 pages ( 6%)
Free space: 61318 pages ( 93%)
Total swap allocation:
Allocated space: 133410 pages (1042MB)
Reserved space: 111856 pages ( 83%)
In-use space: 8881 pages ( 6%)
Available space: 21554 pages ( 16%)
Why swap Reserved space so big?
Received on Mon Apr 03 2000 - 06:32:22 NZST