- Aug 4, 2001
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Just curious to know, let's ignore for the moment all the boot apps and TSRs, if you open the task manager at boot up, how much memory is in use? and what OS?
$ free -m
total used free shared buffers cached
Mem: 1259 1249 10 0 0 990
-/+ buffers/cache: 259 1000
Swap: 776 32 744
So is Windows. Windows dynamically grows and shrinks the disk cache as needed.Linux is really good at using all available memory for filesystem caching.
So is Windows. Windows dynamically grows and shrinks the disk cache as needed.