Swap Memory Statistics for Phobos

Linux can grow to fill almost all physical memory in the system, regardless of whether or not it is actually in use. On a Linux system, memory performance can best be gauged by watching the amount of swap space actually in use. If a system is using all of its physical memory and most of its swap, it probably needs more physical memory.
The statistics were last updated Thursday, 26 June 2003 at 20:02,
at which time the device had been up for 26 day(s).
`Daily' Graph (5 Minute Average)
day
Max   Total Swap: 140 MB/s Average   Total Swap: 140 MB/s Current   Total Swap: 140 MB/s
Max   Used Swap: 83 MB/s Average   Used Swap: 58 MB/s Current   Used Swap: 59 MB/s
`Weekly' Graph (30 Minute Average)
week
Max   Total Swap: 140 MB/s Average   Total Swap: 140 MB/s Current   Total Swap: 140 MB/s
Max   Used Swap: 104 MB/s Average   Used Swap: 53 MB/s Current   Used Swap: 59 MB/s
`Monthly' Graph (2 Hour Average)
month
Max   Total Swap: 140 MB/s Average   Total Swap: 140 MB/s Current   Total Swap: 140 MB/s
Max   Used Swap: 140 MB/s Average   Used Swap: 41 MB/s Current   Used Swap: 60 MB/s
`Yearly' Graph (1 Day Average)
year
Max   Total Swap: 140 MB/s Average   Total Swap: 140 MB/s Current   Total Swap: 140 MB/s
Max   Used Swap: 140 MB/s Average   Used Swap: 80 MB/s Current   Used Swap: 53 MB/s

GREEN ### Total Swap in kilobytes
BLUE ### Used Swap in kilobytes
DARK GREEN### Maximal Total Swap in kilobytes
MAGENTA### Maximal Used Swap in kilobytes


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