feature memstats
Hi
I get the following message, when I execute feature
memstats.
feature memstats
Physical Memory (RAM):
In Use: 1119 MB (45fdf000)
Free: 917 MB (395f1000)
Total: 2037 MB (7f5d0000)
Page File (Swap space):
In Use: 1238 MB (4d674000)
Free: 717 MB (2cde9000)
Total: 1956 MB (7a45d000)
Virtual Memory (Address Space):
In Use: 315 MB (13b7a000)
Free: 1732 MB (6c466000)
Total: 2047 MB (7ffe0000)
I have disabled the virtual memory on my system. I have 2GB
of RAM. What do 'In Use, Free and Total' in Page File (Swap
Space) and Virtual Memory (Address Space) actually refer
to? Why is Virtual Memory accessible for Matlab even though
I have disabled it?
Many Thanks,
.
Relevant Pages
- Re: [rfc] no ZERO_PAGE?
... For purely-RAM virtual memory the latency ... disk if you add swap to the picture. ... is slower, ram is faster. ...
(Linux-Kernel) - Re: OT: What is this Intel Parallel Studio?
... So use a solid state drive as your virtual memory volume. ... It would make the swap / virtual memory operate at near memory speeds, ... I am afraid it wouldn't help that much even with a RAID0 array of SSD. ... They are magic for random lookups of multigigabyte datasets though. ...
(sci.electronics.design) - Re: Mac Mini virtual memory question
... Mac OS X automatically allocates hard disk space to virtual memory as ... required (by creating more swap files). ... swap files are only created as necessary to hold the parts ...
(comp.sys.mac.system) - Re: Which partitioning scheme gives best performance?
... >> swap and doesn't release it. ... The 2*RAM for swap was *never* a rule of thumb for Linux, ... RAM was also allocated an equal amount of swap. ... there was no virtual memory. ...
(comp.os.linux.misc) - Re: Which partitioning scheme gives best performance?
... >> swap and doesn't release it. ... The 2*RAM for swap was *never* a rule of thumb for Linux, ... RAM was also allocated an equal amount of swap. ... there was no virtual memory. ...
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