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Subject: Re: postgresql on FreeBSD 5.3 and high load
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>> idle, but between 0 and 2 percent.
>> 
>> netstat -m
> 
>> 18446744073709545011 mbufs in use
>     ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>                ??????
> 

Yes, it's rather odd. But that's a cut'n'paste from
the server. The high load may stem from the high mbuf
value.

Claus