Mulyadi Santosa wrote:
Through the same utility we observe the script has high number of
"minor faults".
I think that is normal. Minor faults happen whenever the program is
started and begin to allocate more memory. Unless you show us the whole
code of the script, I don't know the detail of the problem,
I bet it forks a lot.
Minor page faults also happen when a process mmaps a shared
library or executable and touches the pages.
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