Read page tables of my process

Read page tables of my process

Post by Yan-Song Ch » Wed, 14 Feb 1996 04:00:00



Hi, is that anyway to read page directory and page tables of my process
in Linux? I would like to study the effect of conflict cache miss to my
program, so I need to know the corresponding physical address of my
address space. I have browsed the /proc, and can not find useful information,
the file /proc/pid/statm only give statistical information, and the
/proc/pid/maps does not give paging information. I am not a kernel hacker,
I hope that I do not need to modify the kernel to get such information.
Thanks

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yansong chen
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1. where are process-table, region-table, inode-table?

Hi,
        Can anyone tell me where I can change the text table (the max # of
executable that a system can run at any time) , region table , inode tables
and file table? I want to tune my kernel a bit, since it's running slow
w/ my 486 8M.. somehow the kernel is taking more than 10% of my total memory
(624k for kernel code, 384k reserved, 376k data).... leaving me enough to
barely run a X... I read a book called "System Tuning" (base on System V)
which mentioned something about changing the text table , region table,
inode tables anf file table to tune the system. Anyone know where I should
change these defaults? Anyone think that the kernel configuration script
should allow us to estimate the # of users our system will be serving..and
then calculate(estimate) the size of these tables? Does these tables
exist in Linux?

Please enlighten me..

TIA

Dan

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