Messages in this thread | | | Date | Mon, 06 Sep 1999 18:20:35 +0200 | From | Andreas Tobler <> | Subject | Network buffer allocations |
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Hi, maybe a newbie question, but I don't know how to interpret. I have a local lan, 3 machines connected. On all three I run LinuxPPC5 but with different kernels. Machine1: kernel 2.2.6 24MB Machine2: kernel 2.2.13pre4 80MB Machine3: kernel 2.2.12 96MB I saw that machine2 got very slow on X, so I exited X an pressed the mystic shift+scr-lock key. I saw there that I had about 343848 network buffer allocations. On the other machines I didn't run X only console. There I had number about 1000 nba's. So my question, is this the total number of allocations ever made during uptime or do I have to worry about? And how can I get a the shift-scr-lock output into a file?
Sorry if this is basics
Andreas
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