Hello All,
When I boot my system up, I get this message
Jul 28 10:16:53 regal vmunix: ADVFS: using 7003 buffers containing 54.71 megabyt
es of memory
I also examined the file /var/adm/messages and it contains the above
message sinnce Aug 25.
Will this create a problem with the memory in the system? We have been
running low of memory on the system, and we're trying to figure out
if it is the application or something about the system that causing
this to happen. Does this need to be fixed?
When I issue the command vmstat -M, I get the following:
Memory usage by bucket:
bucket# element_size elements_in_use elements_free bytes_in_use
4 16 1231 817 19696
5 32 231 793 7392
6 64 1382 538 88448
7 128 2211 797 283008
8 256 839 1433 214784
9 512 61565 20835 31521280
10 1024 20 100 20480
11 2048 22 50 45056
12 4096 19 5 77824
13 8192 33 28 270336
14 16384 4 16 65536
15 32768 2 0 65536
16 65536 16 0 1048576
17 131072 0 0 0
18 262144 0 0 0
19 524288 0 0 0
Total memory being used from buckets = 33727952 bytes
Total free memory in buckets = 11926064 bytes
Memory usage by type: Type and Number of bytes being used
MBUF = 1024 MCLUSTER = 2048 SOCKET = 32768
PCB = 58880 ROUTETBL = 1696 IFADDR = 1280
MBLK = 33536 MBLKDATA = 67456 STRHEAD = 12288
STRQUEUE = 35840 STRMODSW = 3200 STRSYNCQ = 9280
STREAMS = 4240 FILE = 51264 DEVBUF = 237792
UFS MOUNT = 512 ADVFS = 1672000 IPM ADDR = 128
IFM ADDR = 256 VNODE = 31260672 KALLOC = 144256
TEMP = 256
I noticed that VNODE has a very large number to it. Is this for the
ADVFS? I am running DEC UNIX 3.2 on 3000/800. I installed AFAADVANCED320,
and I applied all the patches as suggested by Digital
Patch ID: OSF320-109,
OSF320-091,
OSF320-089,
OSF320-084,
OSF320-049,
OSF320-047,
OSF320-028
Any ideas? Thanks
Candice
Rockwell International
Received on Fri Sep 01 1995 - 20:53:38 NZST