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Pageouts??
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i believe it refers to when your HD is used to store information that RAM usually would, ie Virtual RAM, if you have high pageins/outs, then an increase in memory may greatly increae your computer performance, but i may be mistacken
macdon401 said:
correct.
When you run out of RAM, the OS stores things on your hard drive, in "page outs"
1. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paging#Linux
2. http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&client=safari&rls=en-us&q=paging&btnG=Search
As a wise man once said... 'If you cant find it, Google it!' ;D
2. http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&client=safari&rls=en-us&q=paging&btnG=Search
As a wise man once said... 'If you cant find it, Google it!' ;D
Did either of you notice this topic is from 2005?
LOL... He he he he.. shameful enough alright!!!
LOL... He he he he.. shameful enough alright!!!
2006.
Silly time zones
EDIT: page ins = good. Page outs = bad. Basically as everyone else has said. You can see these via the widget "iStat" or something else.
If you have more page outs than page ins, you need to either restart your computer, or get more RAM. If you're like most Mac users and just sleep your computer and only restart for system updates, it's good to have lots of RAM or else your computer will choke up after a week or two. If you shut down every day, your page outs are more likely to be either zero, or still a relatively harmless number, providing you have at least 1GB of RAM.
Second edit: I doubt the OP is reading this any more
. Why did I bother writing that? Silly me.Attachments
LOL
ROFL ahhahahahahhaah
yea i noticed haha.
I just couldn't help bringing it back from the dead.
ROFL ahhahahahahhaah
yea i noticed haha.
I just couldn't help bringing it back from the dead.