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From: "Åge Røbekk" <aagero@aage.aage.priv.no>
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Subject: ps pages in swapped-out processes
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If i do e.g. "ps aux", I might see something like

aagero     221  0.0  0.0   704    0  p1  IWs  Mon04AM    0:00.45 -bash (bash)

but running ps again, gives

aagero     221  0.0  0.1   704   12  p1  Is   Mon04AM    0:00.45 -bash (bash)

and the process has gained some RSS size, together with all the other
swapped-out processes. This is on a quite recent current-system.

-aage