I have been experimenting with ikd and some of the memleak scripts while I
wait for other things to happen. What are reasonable values to see from
memleak/dosum ? It looks like dcache.c:492 continues to grow, while
everything else flucuates. Below is some info from my PPro 200 that has
192M ram.
Thanks, David
[root@ns9 memleak]# uptime
9:19am up 6:09, 1 user, load average: 1.11, 1.10, 0.83
[root@ns9 memleak]# ./dosum
8 af_inet.c:350
4 af_unix.c:421
1 af_unix.c:580
17 aic7xxx.c:10323
15 aic7xxx.c:10327
3 aic7xxx.c:2770
1 aic7xxx.c:8245
1 aic7xxx.c:8527
11608 buffer.c:1032
2899 buffer.c:1414
1 buffer.c:1573
1 buffer.c:1585
16 buffer.c:1594
5 console.c:638
9 console.c:646
6 consolemap.c:195
3 consolemap.c:425
23 consolemap.c:432
1 consolemap.c:453
16621 dcache.c:492
2328 dcache.c:497
1 dcache.c:925
1 dcache.c:947
2 devinet.c:106
128 devinet.c:84
3 devinet.c:985
1 dquot.c:1398
376 dst.c:87
47 eepro100.c:1249
16 exec.c:280
19 exec.c:312
1 exec.c:445
8 fib_hash.c:224
8 fib_hash.c:236
140 fib_hash.c:544
2 fib_hash.c:868
9 fib_semantics.c:404
1 fifo.c:99
4 file.c:28
1 file_table.c:56
456 file_table.c:98
4 filemap.c:1036
1 filemap.c:1740
1 filemap.c:1788
21249 filemap.c:300
169 filemap.c:722
429 filemap.c:988
4 fork.c:139
1 fork.c:170
4397 fork.c:244
87 fork.c:301
86 fork.c:412
86 fork.c:442
106 fork.c:546
1 fork.c:767
229 generic.c:256
1 ide-dma.c:393
2 igmp.c:423
1 inode.c:140
1 inode.c:146
547 inode.c:483
1 ioremap.c:125
4 irq.c:913
1 jiffies.c:0
73 locks.c:1118
1 loopback.c:132
92 memory.c:161
271 memory.c:232
1 memory.c:573
2060 memory.c:616
10555 memory.c:810
5 memory.c:939
774 mmap.c:251
1 mmap.c:868
1 mmap.c:875
2 module.c:138
3 mtrr.c:1001
1 mtrr.c:993
9 n_tty.c:814
5 neighbour.c:1339
1 neighbour.c:215
1 neighbour.c:781
2 neighbour.c:939
1 net_init.c:110
3 pc_keyb.c:973
6 pci.c:184
15 pipe.c:412
99 process.c:452
1 profiler.c:75
1 random.c:591
2 rd.c:696
1 sch_generic.c:315
6 scsi.c:1990
24 scsi.c:1992
6 select.c:158
9 select.c:294
1 serial.c:2607
1 serial.c:2667
1 serial.c:962
1 shm.c:102
1 shm.c:493
23 shm.c:641
1 shm.c:95
1 signal.c:41
1 skbuff.c:408
1 slab.c:471
13 slab.c:483
831 slab.c:515
1 sock.c:535
5 super.c:114
5 super.c:122
7 super.c:529
3 super.c:592
5 super.c:99
1 swapfile.c:604
1 swapfile.c:666
7 sysctl.c:499
1 tcp.c:1811
1 tcp.c:1818
1 tcp.c:1825
1 tcp.c:1837
1 tcp.c:1858
464 tcp.c:918
106 tcp_input.c:1058
34 tcp_ipv4.c:1358
5 tcp_ipv4.c:142
7 tcp_output.c:759
8 tty_io.c:796
8 tty_io.c:806
8 tty_io.c:815
1 tty_io.c:822
1 tty_io.c:833
1 tty_io.c:842
112 vmalloc.c:145
1 vmalloc.c:169
2 vt.c:208
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