Essentially you have to see the list of processes occupying memory, find out the big offenders, see if they can be configured to free up some memory. Its more of a case to case basis troubleshooting with man+google.On Tue, 22 Feb 2005, Soumen Dass wrote:
Could memory be an issue? You could use "memstat" command to view the memory occupancy type. I remember freeing up a lot of memory when I found out that my locale related part was taking lot of memory. Removed from foreign locales & could free up over 15 MB of memory.
I think there is another command "ntsysv". Check out this link on runlevel editors for Ubuntu/Debian:
I use "/sbin/chkconfig --list" to find out the state of various services. "/sbin/chkconfig --help" would get you started.
This command is not there on "Sarge (Testing)" Debian on my PC. Which packahe provide this command?
http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-2589.html
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