Paulo Lopes wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I've installed OSOL 2009.06 in a laptop with 2GB of RAM and once I get the 
> desktop up and running and open the gnome performance monitor, it reports 
> that 1.8 out of 2 GB of physical RAM are in use and 0 of SWAP. I used to run 
> linux (ubuntu) on the same laptop and the perf monitor would report 700Mb. I 
> know linux is not the same as solaris, but if i do a simple:
> 
> svcs -l
> 
> I get lots of services running, does anyone have a small list of required 
> services, for example in my laptop i dont need a sendmail deamon, All I do is 
> to use Firefox, Evolution, Netbeans, java and gcc
> 
> Do I need all the ipsec, kerberos, crypto stuff since I'm not in a VPN...
> 
> Thanks!

Keep in mind that the "ram free" numbers are pretty useless;
the kernel tends to hang onto stuff until there is memory
pressure.

- Bart

-- 
Bart Smaalders                  Solaris Kernel Performance
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