[blogtorank]

Originally Posted by TheWhite

hold on mr. blogtorank, i'll be with you in a second with the results

Here you go sir

total used free shared buffers cached
Mem: 6097196 6081924 15272 0 120860 865028
-/+ buffers/cache: 5096036 1001160
Swap: 12586916 4229636 8357280

PS. I even tried the dedicated but at ?99xmonth it also is unmanaged so basically your always stuck anyway here are my Package specs, is there a My.cnf that you could setup for me?
500GB Bandwidth
30GB Space
256mb guarenteed ram(1gb burst)

Not offhand I don't tonight no time to figure it out for free that is, perhaps tomorrow sometime, but you do need to perhaps play around with my my.cnf and add a line or two, restart mysql by /etc/init.d/mysql restart or /etc/init.d/mysqld restart (depends on the OS) however type in SSH: uname -r and this will spit out your kernel version... I can imagine this hasn't been updated and compiled...

Then type in: sysctl -p

This will show me what you got configured to adjust your kernel parameters, because this is pretty essential to keep the kernel from going into panic mode! As the linux kernel stores many of it's dynamic parameters in the /proc file system, which resides on a virtual RAM disk in memory for maximum performance. Parameters are generally categorized by function within subdirectories of the /proc folder

Be very careful on this area, as it's not something fool with if you are new to this area, so I would suggest you read up on this, or if you have the money to hire an real sysadmin that knows kernels that has at least 10+ years that is! I don't care if they have under 10 because I wouldn't hire them if they did (Don't need none, hack my own kernels).

Also I suggest turning off processes that are NOT even needed by the system.

However I would make you a my.cnf but it takes time and time time is although money, so long story short. I would rather much post in the forums here to help you and then others so they can learn.

So you got questions feel free to ask here!