Quoting Neil Brown <neilb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
Hmmm. There is an md related memory leak in 2.6.12, but I don't think it is there in 2.6.11.anything. If 'ps' doesn't show anything, the next place to look is /proc/slabinfo (which 'slabtop' might display for you).
Slabtop: Active / Total Objects (% used) : 217562 / 225483 (96.5%) Active / Total Slabs (% used) : 3972 / 3972 (100.0%) Active / Total Caches (% used) : 78 / 139 (56.1%) Active / Total Size (% used) : 14328.78K / 15891.08K (90.2%) Minimum / Average / Maximum Object : 0.01K / 0.07K / 128.00K OBJS ACTIVE USE OBJ SIZE SLABS OBJ/SLAB CACHE SIZE NAME 152098 151909 99% 0.02K 673 226 2692K fasync_cache 24867 24846 99% 0.05K 307 81 1228K buffer_head 12432 8306 66% 0.27K 888 14 3552K radix_tree_node 7308 6876 94% 0.13K 252 29 1008K dentry_cache 6303 5885 93% 0.36K 573 11 2292K reiser_inode_cache 3690 3684 99% 0.09K 82 45 328K vm_area_struct 2675 2645 98% 0.04K 25 107 100K sysfs_dir_cache 2405 2360 98% 0.29K 185 13 740K inode_cache 2142 2082 97% 0.03K 18 119 72K size-32 2074 1503 72% 0.06K 34 61 136K size-64 1891 1842 97% 0.12K 61 31 244K size-128 814 523 64% 0.01K 2 407 8K anon_vma 750 749 99% 0.16K 30 25 120K filp 452 300 66% 0.02K 2 226 8K biovec-1 305 281 92% 0.06K 5 61 20K bio 305 256 83% 0.06K 5 61 20K biovec-4 260 256 98% 0.19K 13 20 52K biovec-16 260 256 98% 0.75K 52 5 208K biovec-64 260 256 98% 1.50K 52 5 416K biovec-128 256 256 100% 3.00K 128 2 1024K biovec-(256) 247 242 97% 0.30K 19 13 76K proc_inode_cache 226 9 3% 0.02K 1 226 4K ip_fib_alias 226 16 7% 0.02K 1 226 4K tcp_bind_bucket 200 71 35% 0.19K 10 20 40K skbuff_head_cache 184 176 95% 0.50K 23 8 92K size-512 156 53 33% 0.02K 1 156 4K blkdev_ioc 155 155 100% 0.12K 5 31 20K kmem_cache 124 119 95% 1.00K 31 4 124K size-1024 120 120 100% 0.25K 8 15 32K size-256 119 59 49% 0.03K 1 119 4K fs_cache 119 9 7% 0.03K 1 119 4K ip_fib_hash 119 8 6% 0.03K 1 119 4K fib6_nodes 108 108 100% 4.00K 108 1 432K size-4096 99 89 89% 1.25K 33 3 132K task_struct 92 92 100% 2.00K 46 2 184K size-2048 90 80 88% 0.25K 6 15 24K signal_cache 89 89 100% 8.00K 89 1 712K size-8192 88 80 90% 0.34K 8 11 32K sock_inode_cache 87 77 88% 1.28K 29 3 116K sighand_cache 87 86 98% 0.13K 3 29 12K idr_layer_cache 80 63 78% 0.19K 4 20 16K size-192 72 59 81% 0.41K 8 9 32K files_cache 70 59 84% 0.56K 10 7 40K mm_struct 65 24 36% 0.06K 1 65 4K as_arq 62 32 51% 0.12K 2 31 8K sgpool-8 61 7 11% 0.06K 1 61 4K uid_cache 61 1 1% 0.06K 1 61 4K inet_peer_cache 59 59 100% 4.00K 59 1 236K pgd
What does 'cat /proc/slabinfo' show?
I've attached my /proc/slabinfo. Thanks :) David --One login to rule them all, one login to find them. One login to bring them all,
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