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Memory Usage abnormal on CentOS

I have VMWare install CentOS 5.5 and deploy some java application. I want to know how much memory remain, As I use command below, All memory is use. But when I check with top command, all process use “0.0%” of memory. So I want to know what happen? What really memory usage on this VM? Regards, Sathit Answer i think

C++ Sockets – Client gives segmentation fault (linux)

I created a server/client connection. The server and client both are compiling correctly but when I run the client, it gives me a Segmentation Fault (core dumped) I don’t know what I am doing wrong with my memory allocations. The program is not dangling or anything. I think my program is writing to a read-only portion of the memory, or

How to trap memory reads and writes using sigsegv?

How do I trick linux into thinking a memory read/write was successful? I am writing a C++ library such that all reads/writes are redirected and handled transparently to the end user. Anytime a variable is written or read from, the library will need to catch that request and shoot it off to a hardware simulation which will handle the data

What is the best practice for kdump disk size

We have a redhat 6 servers and memory is around 64GB, we are planing to configure kdump and I am confused about disk size I should set. Redhat suggest it would be memory + 2% more (that means around ~66GB Disk space). I need your suggestion what would be the best size I should define for kdump. Answer First, don’t

High mem in arm Architecture

High memory (highmem) is used when the size of physical memory approaches or exceeds the maximum size of virtual memory. The traditional split for architectures using this approach is 3:1, 3GiB for userspace and the top 1GiB for kernel space. This means kernel can at most map 1 GiB of physical memory. In mobile devices average physical memory present is

Increasing the caching capability of MySQL

My mysql only caters read requests. I thought, it will be a good idea to make use of the cache completely. I am running MySQL in a VM and that is the only application running inside the VM. I am allocating 2GB memory for that VM. I am using a 64 bit centos on the VM. If you think already

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