Abdulmajid Sharif <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am wondering if the problem is hardware related (the AIC78xx controller)
> or if it is a problem with the kernel 2.2.9.
This is possible. Either try 2.0.36/37 or 2.2.10 to be sure. However,
it could well be a hardware problem (cable length, termination, etc)
> (on a tangent, any idea why linux reports that 254 MB are always used and
> 3 MB are free. Swap is set 133 MB. It does not seem to free the
> available memory).
type free, and interpret that way:
<vulcan> schaefer:/usr/users/schaefer> free
total used free shared buffers cached
Mem: 63372 62484 888 36352 8288 14664
-/+ buffers: 39532 23840
Swap: 103844 2356 101488
This machine has 888k completely wasted memory (ie free memory, memory
never used by anything). However, as it has 8.2 MB of buffers and
14.6 MB of cached data, in case it is needed, it can free it and
thus the available memory for application is around 23 MBytes.
Linux uses automatically almost all the memory for disk cache.
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