The memory of a process is freed, but not the cache because it can be needed.
The cache will be freed only if you request memory.
read linux documentation, i'm not qualified to explain it.
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The memory of a process is freed, but not the cache because it can be needed.
The cache will be freed only if you request memory.
read linux documentation, i'm not qualified to explain it.
There is no problem, it's normal on linux to have a lot of memory in buffers/cached
It also say that there is 876412 free memory in buffers/cache.
This memory will be available when you need it.
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