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Originally Posted by wahcordian
haha nevermind, it must be working because I'm using 2 of 4016mb of swap according to 'free -m'
It's definitely working now.
Adding 4112600k swap on ...
- 07-31-2008 #11Super Moderator
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It's definitely working now.
Originally Posted by wahcordian 
Does it work even after rebooting?Adding 4112600k swap on /dev/sda1. Priority:-1 extents:1 across:4112600kI do not respond to private messages asking for Linux help, Please keep it on the forums only.
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- 08-01-2008 #12Linux Engineer
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It seems to be working now. Dunno why it didn't before though. Feel free to post here again if you have the same problem again in the future.
And don't worry about RAM usage. You'll find the system is set up to make the best use of the resources available. It's no use having all that RAM if it's just gathering dust, is it?
It's speeding up your system by keeping things in RAM, and once you start to fall short it'll kick some things out again. Sometimes you even see a decline in RAM usage after you load up another application.Can't tell an OS by it's GUI
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I ran this right after a fresh boot.
wahcordian@darkstar:~$ dmesg | grep swap
Adding 4112600k swap on /dev/sda1. Priority:-1 extents:1 across:4112600k
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