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Old 08-30-2001
dxrmroue dxrmroue is offline
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DPAI,

You need to run the command " top " as root.
#top

This will give you number of processes running, sleeping
CPU load in percentage used by CPU and user
Memory Available and being used
Swap space being used and free
etc...

...By the way the output of 'top" is in REAL time which will help you find the culprit that is hogging your memory.

Good Luck.