> I hope I am not being too picky here but it seems to me that swap should not > be used at all if there is ANY RAM that can be used in it's place available.
Not necessarily the case. A process that is mostly idle should be swapped out to disk, because that means a process that is not idle can request memory faster (since it minimizes the chance that it will need to swap an in-memory program to disk to free up RAM). Wes -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
