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Subject: no memory
From: Matt Anderson <MAllen@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 9 Sep 1999 19:05:40 -0400
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I'm not really sure why my computer is reporting this.  I am running Red Hat 6.
 I have 128 mb of physical ram, and a 260 mb swap file.  When I'm using Gnome
it feels quite sluggish and reports 98% memory being used.  It clears up a
little when I switch over to KDE, but only lowers to about 92%.  I only have
the services running that are enabled by default.  Also this is reported at
boot up, not after I've been running the system for a while.  What could
possibly be hogging up my system?  I'd really like to find out because it's
running so slow right now, and I hate booting into windows now.  Thanks for any
help!

Matt Anderson

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