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On Friday 30 July 2004 16:59, Gyujin Park wrote: |
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> I've recently switched to Gentoo, and the server was running fine |
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> until there was a problem with SWAP. |
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> Gentoo Server Performance decreased and of course Physical Memory was |
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> high and warning was sent to root, me. |
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> I've correctly mkswap /dev/hda2 |
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> and correctly swapon -a |
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> However, it gives me resource busy. |
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> Also, when I do |
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> free |
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> it shows no swap is used even though physical memory level is 98%. |
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Have you made an entry for the swapspace in your /etc/fstab? |
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/dev/hda2 none swap sw 0 0 |
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> Of course, the system gets unstable and forces me to shutdown some |
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> services, which brings down to about 95%. |
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> Why doesn't Gentoo utilitze swap? |
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I never had any problems with swapspace and gentoo. |
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> also, I'm only running mysql, http, vsftpd. |
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> What is the problem with Gentoo performance, whenever I add people |
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> and put a quota on, and restart quota service? The it eats Memory. |
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I don't know. I never used quota on gentoo. |
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cu |
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lukas |
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