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Kyle, you don't say how/why you can tell you're running low on memory.
If ps isn't showing a huge process then maybe something else is wrong.
The command I use to see what's happening with the virtual memory is
"vmstat 5" and let it run for a while. Look at the pi, po, de, and sr
numbers; on my system they're usually 0 or very low. You can also do
"vmstat -s" which gives you some cumulative numbers; look at the first
four "swap" numbers.
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