> > Not only should you check out if you have enough resources on your
> > workstation, feenix (I love the name, you must be a StarCraft
> > Junkie), you should also check to make sure that the resources are
> > available on junior.
>
> Indeed junior is in need of a reboot.
I doubt that the machine really needs a reboot, unless you have some program with
rampant memory leaks. Two of those types of programs that come to mind are Oracle
and Netscape.
Linux users get all upset whenever they have to rebooet. they'll try everything
before rebooting, so they won't feel like MCSEs scratching their heads at NT boxes.
Before you reboot (next time), try going to single user mode. 'telinit 1' should do
the trick. I doubt you'd have memory limitations for that.
> Any command gets 'resource not available', so could not check memory, etc. This is
> strange, since this box gets extremely little use, and is pretty lightly loaded.
Just do what I do at work. Not enough resources? Add swap like a big daddy. double
available swap. It'll crunch along slowly, but at least it'll get there.
> (I don't know Starcraft. TV show?)
Only the most excellent real-time strategy game available for Windows. Whenver
Slashdot asks which games should be ported to Linux, There's always a wide
contingency of the people yelling for StarCraft.
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