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you cannot allocate more memory in your sistem and the kernel will call the OOM killer which tries to kill the latest process or a process with an huge amount of memory allocated (usually the current running one) |
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@ Ben : i got one doubt now. Whether kernel remove/kill the recent process or the most unused process in swap ? |
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SWAP partitions are used to support virtual memory. Actually, data takes to swap partition when there is not enough RAM to store it properly specially when system is under process. Generally, it is equal 2x physical RAM for up to 2 GB of physical RAM (specially on Linux distro), but never less than 32 MB. |
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If you are using swap means your server is running low on resources. And if you are filling up the swap... you desperately need more RAM/SWAP on your system!!! will create you a 512MB fileWill enable that swap for the system You can of course make bigger or smaller swap files. Regards |
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