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John Hearns John.Hearns at cern.chWed Dec 18 02:44:40 PST 2002
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Brian, please forgive me if I am insulting your intelligence. But are you sure that you are not just noticing the disk buffering behaviour of Linux? The Linux kernel will use up spare memory as disk buffers - leading an (apparently) lack of free memory. This is not really the case - as the memory will be released again when needed. (Ahem. Was caught out by this too the first time I saw it...) Anyway, if this isn't the problem, maybe you could send us some of the stats from your system? Maybe use nfsstat?
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