Memory Question

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HI! Folks,

 

I need some help with memory stats. I have an Oracle database running. 

Below is he OS version : 

Linux tsonode1 2.4.9-e.25enterprise #1 SMP Fri Jun 6 17:55:13 EDT 2003
i686 unknown

 

oracle@tsonode1[tsodev1]$ free -t

                     total         used       free     shared    buffers
cached

Mem:       2058760    1814816     243944     742204     243924
213272

-/+ buffers/cache:      1357620     701140

Swap:      2096472     217516    1878956

Total:     4155232      2032332    2122900

 

>From the above as to what I understand is 

Total Physical memory is : 2 GB

USED                               1.35 GB is used

Free                                  701 Megs

 

So of the 1.35 used 

Oracle SGA is                             950 Megs

Oracle PGA ( Process memory )  260 Megs

Other non-oacle process             150 Megs

                        Total                 1.35 GB

 

Now there is a limitation on RH 2.1 Advanced server for having oracle
SGA > 1.8 GB. To increase the SGA we had to 

Changes to the memory settings and relinked the oracle binaries as
explained in the RH doc. 

 

OS : Linux tsonode2 2.4.9-e.46enterprise #1 SMP Wed Jun 30 18:11:26 EDT
2004 i686 unknown

 

                     total       used       free     shared    buffers
cached

Mem:       3863184    3708420     154764    2461228     333072
587348

-/+ buffers/cache:       2788000    1075184

Swap:      2096472       1116    2095356

Total:       5959656    3709536    2250120

 

SGA                  : 2.75 GB

PGA                  : 837 Megs

 

Total Physical memory is 4 GB on ths host.

 

So now the confusion part is is Oracle has sucked in 2.75 + 537 = 3.5 GB
- is the OS using only 500 megs ?

Does free -t , top vmstat commands show the right numbers after this
change in the kernel ?

 

BTW : both the free -t outputs are from diff nodes - I put them to
compare and see where am I going wrong here.

 

Thanks for your help..

 

Ketan

 

 

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