Re: patch for 2.1.54 fs/inode.c -- please test!

Michael Harnois (mharnois@sbt.net)
09 Sep 1997 22:13:57 -0500

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The improvement -- both in the perceived speed of the machine and in
what "free" tells me -- is definitely there. I don't know if this is
perfect yet or not. I'm on a P166 with 32MB, running X, with XEmacs
running Gnus, and this is how is looks right now:

total used free shared buffers cached
Mem: 30740 29072 1668 18008 2064 10252
-/+ buffers/cache: 16756 13984
Swap: 34268 5472 28796

Just before I rebooted to load the new kernel, about 24000 of the swap
file was in use.

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