Tuning Your Memory Settings, Part 1
Linked by Eugenia Loli on Fri 18th May 2007 06:16 UTC, submitted by BlueVoodoo
General Unix Changing some memory parameters on your system can increase performance dramatically, particularly when these parameters are not optimized for the environment which you are running. Part 1 of this series provides an overview of memory on AIX, including a discussion of virtual memory and the Virtual Memory Manager (VMM).
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Both guys
by fretinator on Fri 18th May 2007 20:41 UTC
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I was wondering if both of the guys in the target audience for this article were available for comment.

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RE: Both guys
by dekernel on Sun 20th May 2007 03:42 UTC in reply to "Both guys"
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As soon as I wipe the snot from my face from laughing so hard, I will make an intelligent comment!

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RE: Both guys
by netpython on Sun 20th May 2007 16:49 UTC in reply to "Both guys"
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The AIX VMM implements a technique called early allocation of paging space and thus requires more paging space than other unixes.

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