M marcofcp Verified User Joined Jun 14, 2007 Messages 11 Aug 6, 2007 #1 Hello all Excuse my for my english i'm french. - How it is made that directadmin use 964mo of memory ? and does not use the memory swap ? to look at the capture screen: thank you
Hello all Excuse my for my english i'm french. - How it is made that directadmin use 964mo of memory ? and does not use the memory swap ? to look at the capture screen: thank you
nobaloney NoBaloney Internet Svcs - In Memoriam † Joined Jun 16, 2003 Messages 25,033 Location California Aug 7, 2007 #2 Both Linux and Unix memory managers use most of the available free memory to store recent file and process buffers so your system will run as quickly as possible. Much of this memory is marked as expendable and will be used immediately if required. So in other words, the statistics lie. You can find a good explanation here. Jeff
Both Linux and Unix memory managers use most of the available free memory to store recent file and process buffers so your system will run as quickly as possible. Much of this memory is marked as expendable and will be used immediately if required. So in other words, the statistics lie. You can find a good explanation here. Jeff