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Old 05-08-2003
Erik Rooijmans Erik Rooijmans is offline
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paging space & monitor

Hi folks,

Lately my RS 6000 server is giving some problems.
Needs a reboot from time to time (4-8 days)

Specs:

IBM/RS6000
Unix 4.3
3 gigabyte memory

I keep getting messages like :

" The fork function failed "

I have raised the paging space from 1 gigabyte to 3 gigabyte,
But when I monitor my system using the monitor command it states:

Memory Real Virtual
free 1802 MB 0 MB
files 416 MB
total 1024 MB 612 MB

When i use the lsps -a command :

Page Space Physical Volume Volume Group Size %Used
hd6 hdisk0 rootvg 3072MB 28

Can anyone explain, or tell me how to read the screen from the monitor command?

Thanx in advance,
 

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