Problems w/ Suspend

[irv]

If you're interested, you could look in the system monitor. One of the tabs in there shows you how much RAM and how much swap your are using, and the total available.

You can also just open a terminal and type "top" and it will give you this information.

Also I am running a server using 10.04 I do not use suspend or hibernation but just turn off the monitor. To be honest with you I can remember the last time I turn the monitor on. I just remote into it using my laptop and do update and changes. In fact I did it this morning.
Screenshot of irv@irv-server at 2012-08-02 09:03:09.jpg

[Dan Again]

You can also just open a terminal and type "top" and it will give you this information.

Also I am running a server using 10.04 I do not use suspend or hibernation but just turn off the monitor. To be honest with you I can remember the last time I turn the monitor on. I just remote into it using my laptop and do update and changes. In fact I did it this morning.
Screenshot of irv@irv-server at 2012-08-02 09:03:09.jpg

Well, this is a desktop system, not a server. In fact, one of the primary qualities I was going after when building this system was the large monitor. So this solution does not work for me.