On Tue, 23 Sep 2003, Rock wrote:
> Assuming you are correct, how do I keep this from happening?
If it's truly because bash is being swapped out, then:
- make whatever process is grabbing lots of RAM not do it (reconfigure,
kill, whatever); or
- get more RAM (it's cheap); or
- don't run so many memory-intensive processes (run top, hit M to see top
memory users); or
- run without swap, which is the "nuclear weapon to kill a fly" approach.
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