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Legacy Forums => General Discussion (Legacy) => Topic started by: Arjay on September 01, 2003, 10:36:01 PM
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i just want to know who will i remove apache-mod_gzip coz i have notice that after i installed it, everytime i look at my phpSysInfo page, my memory load is constant in 97% and up.
is there a way for me to determine what is causing too much load in my memory?
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From a command line type "top"? Similar to Task Manager in Windows...
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Are you referring to Memory usage? If so you are looking at what is residing in ram, this has nothing to do with cpu usage.
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Arjay wrote:
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> i just want to know who will i remove apache-mod_gzip coz i
> have notice that after i installed it, everytime i look at my
> phpSysInfo page, my memory load is constant in 97% and up.
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> is there a way for me to determine what is causing too much
> load in my memory?
"memory load" rick. im not referring to cpu usage.
goto: www.cs2.homelinux.com/sysinfo
im just wondering coz im not running that much services/processes but it still constant in 97% and up thats why i felt something is fishy
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Arjay wrote:
> im just wondering coz im not running that much
> services/processes but it still constant in 97% and up thats
> why i felt something is fishy
You paid for that memory, so linux should put it to use. You'll find it's being used for buffers and cache. Most of the memory in use is normal - and good.
Charlie
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ok tnx for the info. nice to hear that nothing is wrong with my box