Re: Why would top show the processes are using swap when there is no swap space?
- From: Robert Redelmeier <redelm@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 23 Mar 2007 16:31:13 GMT
jinzishuai@xxxxxxxxx <jinzishuai@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in part:
This is part of the output from "top".
We can confirm that no swap space is used.
However, VIRT=RES+SWAP and SWAP is not zero:
VIRT=2164, RES=1144, SWAP=1020 and 2164=1144+1020
My question is: since there is no space disk, where to swap
to pages to? Thanks a lot.
Two things -- first, did you positively turnoff swap
with `swapoff` and /etc/fstab and `mount` show no swap?
The other is that VIRT=RES+SWAP+MAPPED .
MAPPED is mostly codepages that haven't been
accessed, so don't need to be loaded.
SHR can also make memory accounting difficult.
-- Robert
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