Below is the memory usage from running 'top', I don't really understand why it's resorting to using swap when there is plenty of free memory. I have slow hard disks on this system and would like to restrict swapping to a minimum.
Memory: 512M real, 222M free, 127M swap in use, 1186M swap free
To contrast, if I boot this machine into NetBSD-2.0 and run similar sets of tasks, NetBSD never uses swap, there is plenty of RAM and NetBSD handles it very efficiently.
My question is, is there a way to tune Solaris to prevent it from swapping all the time?
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