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Subject: Re: memory usage
Date: Wed, 11 Apr 2001 04:08:07 +0800
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Thanks.
cat /proc/slabinfo look like as follows.
Each row have three columns.
Could you tell me what do they mean in second and third column?
kmem_cache        29     42
pio_request            0      0

My second question is:
We can find memory usage of daemon(apache) by ps or top.
e.g. apache use 5400k physical memory 

Does the memory usage of /proc/slabinfo include some of 
5400k ? I guess 5400k can separate into two part
(kernel space part and user space part). 

Is any thing wrong? Thanks
Cheers,
Tom

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