Cliff White wrote:
>
> ...
> These loads suck up all the memory they can, so anything that gives us more
> free memory should
> be goodness. We think we are also seeing improvements in 2.5 in free memory,
> but
> we don't know for sure where is best to look and how best to prove it.
> Any advice?
Monitoring /proc/meminfo would be the main means. Further
info could be obtained by drilling down into /proc/vmstat
and /proc/slabinfo (the latter via bloatmeter, preferably).
http://www.zip.com.au/~akpm/linux/patches/stuff/
Martin Bligh is working on another VM reporting tool `vmtop', which
would be appropriate for that as well.
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