> Thanks...but can I flush a postgreql server unused memory after stopping
> it. The problem that i had is that, even after stopping all postgresql
> services...the used memory is still more than 80% of the total RAM..
>
> any idea how to flush it. I've read somewhere about kflushd and
> bdflushd. How to used it...Both are kernel related. Is there any user
> space program that can kick it.
No need for it as Scott wrote!
The kernel will claim it when it needs it.
Søren,
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