That's the thing, all other entries in /proc/meminfo show zeroes.
I've switched from home server running Fedora to a VPS running Centos
5 (mediatemple.net hosting), so I can't really check it anywhere else
at the moment...

On Nov 7, 2:24 am, Leonid Evdokimov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Vasili Sviridov wrote:
> > Ok, I'll stop using htop's numbers and just use cat /proc/meminfo |
> > grep Mem
>
> egrep -i '^(Mem|Buffers|Cache)' /proc/meminfo
> will be much more useful to eliminate probability of some strange
> caching issue.
>
> > When i have other activities, such as apache and icecast and such,
> > i only end up having ~30-50 megs of free ram.
>
> Do you count buffers and caches which can be freed as soon as more
> memory is needed ?
>
> Also, I've used VZ-based machine some time ago and I've seed some
> uncommonness in memory accounting too ­— maybe they are not fixed yet,
> maybe it's impossible to fix them — I'm not Virtuozzo specialist.
>
> Can you try to reproduce the problem with same settings on xen-based VPS
> or, maybe, real hardware?
>
> --
> WBRBW, Leonid Evdokimov
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