When I run top I get this result.
I wounder why I use nearly 7MB swap when I have 14 MB free memory. Can someone explain that to me. Is something wrong?
Do I have to empty the swap partition someti...
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LinuxDate Answered: 02/08/1998 Rating: 6.6 Views: 0
we cannot access the windows swap file, win386.swp. how do include the code to access this file?
Raphael
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C++Date Answered: 04/10/1999 Rating: 6.2 Views: 0
Is a onmouseover image swap and sound effect possible at same time? I was wondering, if it were possible to have 3 different images swap out and have 3 different sound effects for the images? If ...
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JavaScriptDate Answered: 12/13/1999 Rating: 8.0 Views: 0
$a=1
$b=2
how do I swap $a and $b in a "one liner"?
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PerlDate Answered: 06/17/2001 Rating: 9.0 Views: 4
Hi,
the server has 4GB RAM and 2GB was allocated:
the top command shows: 4GB real, 1.2GB free, 3.9GB swap in use, 700MB free
1. how does the server comes up with 3.9GB swap in use and 700...
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Solaris UnixDate Answered: 03/15/2003 Rating: 7.8 Views: 0
I would like to if it is possible to swap two resgisters
without using a third register.
Also how does one rearrange the contents of a register in place such that LSB becomes MSB(Basically revers...
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CDate Answered: 12/23/2002 Rating: 7.4 Views: 0
I know that normally I can't use the same partiton for the swapfile of windows and linux? I would save some space doing so, so I am looking for some alternative solutions.
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L...Date Answered: 09/01/2003 Rating: 6.0 Views: 0
question is about this code:
#include<stdio.h>
void swap(int *a,int *b)
{
int *t;
t=a,a=b,b=t;
}
main ()
{
int a=5,b=11;
swap(&a,&b);
printf (%d %d,a,...
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CDate Answered: 09/06/2003 Rating: 7.8 Views: 0
Virtual memory concept involves what kind of swapping.
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I am using Solaris8.
Could someone explain the difference in the 2 views of swap space presented by the following.
What accounts for the difference between them?
>swap -s
>total: 473040k byte...
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Solaris UnixDate Answered: 03/24/2004 Rating: 7.0 Views: 0