Hi all.
I have recently become accustomed to hibernating (i.e suspend to disk) my laptop instead of shutting it down. I have noted that upon waking up, a very small amount (a few Mbs) of swap remain used, and on subsequent hibernate/wake operations this increases bit by bit. To put it into perspective after several hibernate/wake operations about 60 Mbs out of 2Gb of swap remain in use.
It's not a big deal but I am curious about what is occupying the space and wonder whether there is any command I could use to find out?
Thanks
Ian
I have recently become accustomed to hibernating (i.e suspend to disk) my laptop instead of shutting it down. I have noted that upon waking up, a very small amount (a few Mbs) of swap remain used, and on subsequent hibernate/wake operations this increases bit by bit. To put it into perspective after several hibernate/wake operations about 60 Mbs out of 2Gb of swap remain in use.
It's not a big deal but I am curious about what is occupying the space and wonder whether there is any command I could use to find out?
Thanks
Ian
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