Dnia 17-03-2006, pią o godzinie 01:00 +1100, Russell Coker napisał(a): > the 2*RAM advice originated when 16M of RAM > was a big machine and that things are different now. Not really - iirc it appeared with Linux 2.4, which swaps more aggressively than 2.2. When 2.4 came out, 256 MiB of system memory was pretty common for small servers. Swap space can be as large as you want it to be unless you go into situation where more than physical memory amount is needed for running programs (or rather for pages these programs need continously or how- they're-called). If this happens and your system becomes unresponsive, this is really an oom-killer issue (it should act faster and choose victims more wisely), decreasing swap space to "help" oom-killer act fast is really not a solution, but a dirty hack. Lam
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