Linux Memory Management

11Feb09

I have 3gbs of memory in my system and a fast processor, yet my system would start choking when I used to much memory so I sat out to fix it.
What I learned is that there’s a setting in /etc/sysctl.conf called vm.swappiness that controls to what level the Linux kernel should use disk based virtual [...]

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