total used free shared buffers
Mem: 15076 14624 452 3448 5280
-/+ buffers: 9344 5732
Swap: 18140 1916 16224
MemTotal: 14
MemFree: 0
MemShared: 3
Buffers: 5
Cached: 6
SwapTotal: 17
SwapFree: 15
Unfortunately, this causes problems with the program that thinks the
whole report is in KB. Notice what happens when you issue free -m
(display in MB):
total used free shared buffers
Mem: 14 13 1 4 3
-/+ buffers: 9 5
Swap: 17 1 15
MemTotal: 0
MemFree: 0
MemShared: 0
Buffers: 0
Cached: 0
SwapTotal: 0
SwapFree: 0
I'm also wondering why we have thse new fields since it's obviously the
same information that is above. Is this just a bug in the code? I
patched up from 66, but the same thing happens to my friend who got the
source.
Jon Mitchell
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