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Translation status
Strings224 |
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Words1819 |
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Project Information
Project website | https://github.com/yast/yast-kdump | |
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Translation license | GPL-2.0-only | |
Repository |
git@github.com:yast/yast-translations.git
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Repository branch |
master
9a07deafea , 11 hours ago
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Repository containing Weblate translations | https://l10n.opensuse.org/git/yast-base/master/ |
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Filemask | po/kdump/*.po |
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Translation file |
po/kdump/es.po
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<p>En equipos AMD64/Intel 64, el valor <i>Alta</i> indica que se reserva toda la memoria disponible. El valor <i>Baja</i> indica que se reserva memoria de la zona DMA32; es decir, toda la memoria hasta la marca de 4 GB.<br>
<i>Baja</i> es la cantidad de memoria que necesitan los dispositivos solo de 32 bits. El kernel asignará 64 MB para los búferes de devolución DMA32. Si el servidor no tiene ningún dispositivo solo de 32 bits, todo funcionará con la signación por defecto de 72 MB para la memoria <i>Baja</i>. Una posible excepción a esto se da en las máquinas NUMA, en las que puede parecer que se necesita más memoria Baja. El kernel Kdump se puede arrancar con numa=off para garantizar que las asignaciones normales del kernel no usan la memoria <i>Baja</i>. |
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Committed changes | yast-kdump/master - Spanish |
Statistics
Percent | Strings | Words | |
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Total | 224 | 1819 | |
Translated | 100.0% | 224 | 1819 |
Needs editing | 0.0% | 0 | |
Failing check | 0.0% | 0 |
Last activity
Last change | Feb. 21, 2020, 1:09 a.m. | |||
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Last author | Juan Sarria |