Subject: Re: pstat -s/-T not accurate?
To: None <is@Beverly.Rhein.DE, current-users@NetBSD.ORG>
From: Trouble Free RecepPFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF <jgraham@defender.VAS.viewlogic.com>
List: current-users
Date: 12/01/1995 12:10:03
#define AUTHOR "is@Beverly.Rhein.DE (is@Beverly.Rhein.DE)"
/*
* proprietor - Foo Bar And Grill (jgraham@defender.VAS.viewlogic.com) wrote:
* : Greetings. This may be sparc-specific but, unless I get feedback to that
* : effect, I will assume that this is not the case.
* :
* : PRELIMINARIES:
* :
* : Machine: SS2, 48MB of physmem, though /kern/physmem reports
*
* hehe... and you assume you need swapspace? What shall we say, who
* started NetBSD with 8 MB, and upgraded to 12?
(hey, give me a break -- it's a machine from work.)
You mean to tell me that we're just using physmem until it's full and *then*
start swapping/paging, without preallocating backing store (like StunOS)?
Cool. I _like_ that idea.
Is there a way to tell how much _memory_ I'm actually using?
(Okay, so I'm clue-free. It's been a year since I've had a working NetBSD
machine!)
*
* : 12254, so I have to wonder...is this in pages (4k)
* : or kbytes?
* Pages.
*
* Regards,
* Ignatios Souvatzis
*
*/
#undef AUTHOR /* "is@Beverly.Rhein.DE (is@Beverly.Rhein.DE)" */
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