Re: LRU Acive Pages

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Hi Bhitika,
   $cat /proc/meminfo
   does give you details about current memory usage. Are you looking for something more than this?

  Namaste,

  Sameer

On 12/22/06, Bithika Khargharia <bithika@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi All,

This may be an over-simplification.

 If the total number of active pages (for all zones) is X at any instant of time, does it mean that memory activity at that instant <= (X * pg_size) kBytes?

I know that the zone active lists only keep track of user-level active pages. So does (X * pg_size) kBytes indicate instantaneous user-level memory usage? Is there any other way of getting the instantaneous system total memory usage?

Thanks
Bithika



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