Messages in this thread | | | Date | Fri, 14 May 1999 14:31:51 +0900 (JST) | From | Tom Holroyd <> | Subject | 2.2.9 swaps a lot |
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2.2.6 didn't swap that much (128M machine). 2.2.9 swaps a lot more. Shortly after boot I started a kernel compile and vmstat reported smpd went from 0 to 11000 in one go. Right now it's about 16000, and switching desktops just now caused ~200 to swap in, which makes it noticable. 2.2.6 never did that. I had 2.2.6 running for about 3 weeks and swpd never went over 2000.
2.2.9 made it through the whole kernel compile with buff never going above 10000. That's different too.
Also, if I kill update it doesn't sync (e.g. I can copy whole directory trees around and wait multiple minutes and never see ANY disk activity until I do a "sync" manually). Is that feature in or out in 2.2.9?
Dr. Tom
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