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Solaris Mem Consumption
Post 302222968 by incredible on Friday 8th of August 2008 03:39:59 AM
08-08-2008
In fact, if your physical memory is alot, of course Im not asking you to give 128 GB for your swap. But you will t least need 16Gb of swap for a 64 0r 128 configuration minimally.
This is the architecture of Solaris. You will need additional swap for your paging and the space for your coredump(which might be Huge in size). You won't want your system to crash further after a system panic, would you?
This is the architecture of Solaris. You will need additional swap for your paging and the space for your coredump(which might be Huge in size). You won't want your system to crash further after a system panic, would you?
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