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Top Forums UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users Simple advanced question Post 13061 by Perderabo on Thursday 10th of January 2002 04:02:56 PM
Old 01-10-2002
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Originally posted by Neo
We still did not address the swap issue....... but now it seems we are talking NT..... I have no idea if NT uses swap space.... .does it?
Actually, in this post and in again in this post he said that his 35 GB of swap is about 35% used.

Also, in this post he says:
Quote:
One thing I've experienced in the past is that when NT systems are paging heavily and performance suffers, the numbers of page faults is high.
Since he is trying to leverage his NT experience to understand the behavior of his unix system, the difference between the two is important. I think that his NT experience is misleading him into thinking that that high page faults are problematic.
 

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