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MainsailOS: 1.3.2 (bullseye) (fresh flashed SD card, so i guess its the latest, all uptodate )
Device: Raspberry Pi Zero 2w
i dont know if this is work as expected or maybe a bug or something else, but i want to let u know.
Issue:
I run MainsailOS on Raspberry Pi 2 zero w, wich works great since month. If i start the PI the Memory Load is at 53 - 54 % constantly after booting. However if i do "apt-get update" via SSH the Memory Load drops from 53% down to 33-34%, which is 20% less, and thats a lot in my view.
Iam not a linux pro, and dont know what the command do in the background, even there is no system update available the Memory drops. Even during printing it stays between 38% - 41%, without 59%-62%.
btw, thank u all for this work and effort u put in this project !
cheers,
Ron
What did you expect to happen
if this memory is not needed by mainsailOs, it should be available/free
How to reproduce
restart the pi
wait until booting is complete
open system loads tab, watch memory
open ssh, and run command: sudo apt-get update
Memory Load drops (for me 20%)
Additional information
No response
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What happened
MainsailOS: 1.3.2 (bullseye) (fresh flashed SD card, so i guess its the latest, all uptodate )
Device: Raspberry Pi Zero 2w
i dont know if this is work as expected or maybe a bug or something else, but i want to let u know.
Issue:
I run MainsailOS on Raspberry Pi 2 zero w, wich works great since month. If i start the PI the Memory Load is at 53 - 54 % constantly after booting. However if i do "apt-get update" via SSH the Memory Load drops from 53% down to 33-34%, which is 20% less, and thats a lot in my view.
Iam not a linux pro, and dont know what the command do in the background, even there is no system update available the Memory drops. Even during printing it stays between 38% - 41%, without 59%-62%.
btw, thank u all for this work and effort u put in this project !
cheers,
Ron
What did you expect to happen
if this memory is not needed by mainsailOs, it should be available/free
How to reproduce
Additional information
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: